Issue No. 150 • 3163

The New Zealand azette

WELLINGTON: THURSDAY, 30 AUGUST 1990

Contents

Parliamentary Summary 3164 Government Notices 3164 Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices 3168 Land Notices 3168 Regulation Summary 3178 General Section 3179

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Parliamentary Summary

Bill Introduced

Government Bill {Minister/Member in Charge Shown in Parenthesis) Referred to Select Committee 21 August 1990 Finance Bill (No. 4) (Hon. Peter Neilson) Not referred-under urgency

Summary of Bill Introduced

Finance Bill (No. 4) Part I (substantive provisions) relates to the confirmation and validation of subordinate legislation which will lapse at the close of the present session of Parliament unless validated and confirmed by Act before that close. Part II (amendments to other enactments). This Part amends Acts relating to the following : Carriage by Air; Customs; Education; Harbours; Port Companies; Shipping and Seamen; Transit New Zealand; Transport Services Licensing; and the United Nations. ps9530

Government Notices

Bay of Plenty Regional Council. Agriculture and Fisheries Canterbury Regional Council. Gisborne District Council. Noxious Plants Act 1978 Hawke's Bay Regional Council. Manawatu-Wanganui Regional Council. Notice Declaring Regional Councils to be Noxious Nelson-Marlborough Regional Council. Northland Regional Council. Plants Authorities (No. 5030; Ag. 1570-01) Otago Regional Council. 1. Pursuant to section 4 (1) of the Noxious Plants Act 1978, Southland Regional Council. the Minister of Agriculture hereby declares the public bodies Taranaki Regional Council. listed in the Schedule to this notice to be local authorities for Waikato Regional Council. the purposes of the Noxious Plants Act 1978. Wellington Regional Council. 2. This notice shall come into effect on the day after its date of West Coast Regional Council. notification in the Gazette. Declared at Wellington this 21st day of August 1990. Schedule J. R. SUTTON, Minister of Agriculture. 909408 Auckland Regional Council. 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3165

and shall be read together with and deemed part of the Education Tertiary Education Fees Notice 1990 (hereinafter referred to as the principal notice). Education Act 1964 (2) This notice shall come into force on the date of its The Tertiary Education Fees Notice 1990, publication in the Gazette. Amendment No. 4

Pursuant to section 67sA and section 94 of the Education Act 2. Certain courses exempt-Clause 5 of the principal notice 1964, section 47A of the University of Auckland Act 1961, is hereby amended by inserting in paragraph (f) between the section 4 7 A of the University of Waikato Act 1963, section words "Diploma in Business Administration" and "at Victoria 4 7 A of the Massey University Act 1963, section 48A of the University of Wellington" the words "or the Diploma in Victoria University of Wellington Act 1961, section 48A of the Information Systems". University of Canterbury Act 1961, section 34A of the University of Otago Amendment Act 1961 and section 46A of the Lincoln University Act 1961, the Minister of Education Dated this 27th day of August 1990. hereby gives the following notice.

Notice PHIL GOFF, Minister of Education.

1. Title and commencement-(1) This notice may be cited as go9531 the Tertiary Education Fees Notice 1990, Amendment No. 4,

Health

Medicines Act 1981

Consent to the Distribution of a Changed Medicine

Pursuant to section 24 (5) of the Medicines Act 1981, the Minister of Health hereby consents to the distribution in New Zealand of the changed medicine set out in the Schedule hereto:

Schedule Proprietary Name Name and Strength Form Name and Address of Manufacturer (if any) Diclofenac sodium 0.1 % w/v Eye drops Dispersa AG Hettlingen, Switzerland Voltaren Ophtha

Dated this 26th day of August 1990.

HELEN CLARK, Minister of Health. go9566

Consent to the Distribution of New Medicines

Pursuant to section 20 of the Medicines Act 1981, the Minister of Health hereby consents to the distribution in New Zealand of the new medicines set out in the Schedule hereto: Schedule Proprietary Name Name and Strength Form Name and Address of Manufacturer (if any) Hydrocortisone-17-butyrate Lotion Douglas Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Auckland Hycortate 0.1% w/v Atenolol 50 mg Tablets C P Protea, Division of Fisons Pty Ltd., Thornleigh, N.S.W., Australia Oestradiol valerate 2 mg and Tablets Orion Corporation Ltd., Espoo, Finland Divina oestradiol valerate 2 mg/ medroxyprogesterone acetate 10mg Nifedipine 20 mg Tablet Lek Pharmaceutical and Chemical Works, Nifecard Retard Ljubljana, Yugoslavia Piroxicam 10 mg,, 20 mg Tablet Glaxo New Zealand Ltd., Palmerston North Clomiphene citrate 50 mg Tablet Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. Serophene (lkapharm Ltd.) Kfar Saba, Israel S(-)nicotine 7 mg, 14 mg, Transdermal Ciba-Geigy Ltd., Basie, Switzerland Nicotinell TTS 21 mg per day patch 3166 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Proprietary Name Name and Strength Form Name and Address of Manufacturer {if any) Esmolol hydrochloride 2.5 gm/ Solution Du Pont Pharmaceuticals Inc., Ramey, Brevibloc lOmL (ampoules) for Aguadilla, Puerto Rico infusion Esmolol hydrochloride 100 mg/ Solution (vials) Du Pont Pharmaceuticals Inc., Ramey, Brevibloc 10 mL for injection Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Dated this 26th day of August 1990. HELEN CLARK, Minister of Health. go9564

women voluntarily urinating over one another is Internal Affairs demeaning and degrading to men and women. While this may not constitute "denigration" in the literal Video Recordings Act 1987 interpretation of the word, the Board considers it to be denigration in common parlance. Video Recordings Board of Review Decisions f. The video would be used for entertainment. g. Even had the intermittent German spoken in the video Colour Climax Programme 331 been translated into English it would have added nothing 1. The video recording Colour Climax Programme 331 was to the video. It was easy to translate the short sentences submitted to the Video Recordings Board of Review (the which consisted largely of "Oo's, Oh's and Ah's". Board) by the Secretary for Internal Affairs pursuant to section 5. In addition to the statutory requirements which the Board 36 of the Video Recordings Act 1987 (the Act). considered it also noted the false impressions that can be 2. The Board has re-examined the video in accordance with creat~d by videos of this type to persons inexperienced in section 38 of the Act. In reaching its decision it did not find it sexual activity. The fact that the scenes were portrayed in a necessary to consult with any further persons. light-hearted manner as though urination was a normal and 3. The video comprises 3 scenes each of approximately 10 enjoyable part of sexual activity was disquieting. minutes duration. As there is no story-line and each scene 6. The Board continues to be most concerned that no safe depicted similar repetitious acts there appeared to be no sex instructions are included with the video particularly as reason for the division into separate scenes. multiple sex activity took place in some of the sequences. It This is the first video which the Board has examined which has regrets that is has no power under the Act to request additions concentrated mainly on repetitious acts of urination in to videos to include such instructions. association with sexual activity. 7. For the reasons outlined above the Board was unanimous The first scene "Liquid Lunch" showed five heterosexual that the video be classified as indecent. couples enjoying lunch. Within a minute or two they were seen Pain by Lana urinating into wine glasses, into each others mouths and over 1. The Secretary of Internal Affairs sought a review of the each others bodies. Interspersed with these acts a range of video Pain by Lana pursuant to section 36 of the Video explicit sexual activities were shown with the sexual activity Recordings Act 1987 (the Act). resulting, in the majority of scenes, in urination rather than ejaculation. The following two scenes "Piss Service" and "Piss 2. The Video Recordings Board of Review (the Board) re­ Addicts" were in a similar format with the latter scene examined the video in accordance with section 38 of the Act. It involving three couples. did not consult with any other persons in reaching its decision. 4. The Board considered those matters which it is required 3. The video comprised nine protracted scenes in which the to address under section 21 of the Act and reached the male actor is subjected to varying forms of bondage and following conclusions: discipline. Lana performs these acts in an unemotional detached manner but during the course of the video she a. The dominant effect of the video is the depiction of becomes more dominating and powerful. urination within a sexual context. The acts depicted comprised tying up the naked male actor b. The video had no artistic. social or cultural merit, value or into bizarre positions; whipping and beating with leather importance. Some members of the Board stressed that thongs and a cane mostly in the buttock area; affixing hook the association or urination with sexual acts was and clamp like structures into his nipples and penis which repugnant, insensitive and alien to their culture. The were then manipulated in a torture like manner; and brushing, filming was of adequate quality with most of the shots pricking and prodding the penis and scrotal area. filmed in close up. 4. The Board took into consideration the matters that it is c. The video is aimed at an adult audience but given the required to pursuant to section 21 of the Act. It formed the urination theme, which is readily apparent from the following conclusions: outside cover, it may have more limited appeal than other (a) The main effect of the video is the infliction of pain and sexually explicit videos. humiliation on a male by a dominant woman. d. Notwithstanding the fact that the acts depicted take place (b) The video had no artistic, social or cultural merit, value between consenting adults, and in some of the scenes with or importance. great hilarity, the extensive presentation of urination out of its usual context, as a normal physiological act, and It was extremely poorly acted, the filming was of poor associated with pleasurable sexual activity constitutes, the quality and standard. It was difficult to see clearly Board considers, anti-social and offensive behaviour. The what was happening in some of the sequences. behaviour comprises almost the entire video. (c) The video would have limited appeal to a predominantly e. As already noted both males and females were shown adult male audience. urinating into each others mouths and over one anothers (d) The Board recognises that a small percentage of males bodies. Even though these activities took place in a non­ chose to obtain sexual satisfaction by being subjected coercive and "fun" environment the depiction of men and to constraint, discipline and the infliction of pain. It 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3167

concluded however that the extent of the cruelty and service of the Crown named in the Schedule below to take humiliation depicted in the video and the association statutory declarations. of such extreme cruelty with a pleasurable activity constitutes offensive behaviour. Schedule (e) The depiction of subjection and humiliation of a man by National Library of New Zealand the cruel and dominating acts of a woman although Regional Director, Auckland. being demeaning and degrading to men and women, could not be construed as denigrating in the literal Deputy Regional Director, Hamilton. sense of the word. Regional Director, Palmerston North. (f) The video is designed to be used by persons who are Regional Director, Christchurch. entertained or titillated by this form of aberrant activity. Dated at Wellington this 20th day of August 1990. (g) A large part of the video took place in silence. There was PETER DUNNE, Associate Minister of Justice. no background setting and little dialogue. Lana's (Adm. 3/28/3/46) instructions were trite and emotionless and the go9548 male's responses abject and pathetic. The soundtrack contributed little to the video due in part to the poor acting and difficulty in clearly hearing much of what Officers in the National Library of New Zealand was being said. Authorised to Take Statutory Declarations 5. The Board also considered other matters raised by the Pursuant to section 9 of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957, video. Although the video was meant to portray one long I hereby authorise the holders for the time being of the offices bondage and discipline session there is no way of knowing in the service of the Crown specified in the Schedule below to over how long a time period the events were shot. Such videos take statutory declarations under the said Act. can therefore create false impressions. For example, some of the extreme positions into which the actor was bound could be Schedule dangerous if they were emulated over long periods of time. National Library of New Zealand As already noted the Board recognises that some men choose Executive Officer, Auckland. to be subjected to bondage and discipline sessions in order to obtain sexual satisfaction. Nevertheless it is an aberrant Administration Officer, Hamilton. behaviour. The Board questions the desirability of producing Executive Manager, Palmerston North. commercial videos of such behaviour for entertainment purposes. Executive Officer, Christchurch. 6. For the reasons outlined above the Board unanimously Dated at Wellington this 20th day of August 1990. agreed the video be classified as indecent. PETER DUNNE, Associate Minister of Justice. go9532 (Adm. 3/28/3/46) go9557

Justice Sale of Liquor Act 1962

District Courts Act 1947 Liquor Licensing Authority Pursuant to section 85 (2) of the Sale of Liquor Act 1989, His District Court Judge Appointed Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to appoint Pursuant to section 5 of the District Courts Act 1947 and Pamela Marloes Thompson of Wellington section 131 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1977, as substituted by section 17 of the Town and Country Planning to be a member of the Liquor Licensing Authority for a term of Amendment Act 1983, His Excellency the Governor-General 5 years on and from the date hereof. of New Zealand has been pleased to appoint Dated at Wellington this 20th day of July 1990. Shonagh Ellen Kenderdine, barrister and solicitor of W. P. JEFFRIES, Minister of Justice. Wellington go9544 to be a District Court Judge, to exercise civil and criminal jurisdiction in New Zealand, on and from 30 July 1990, and to Transport be a Planning Judge of the Planning Tribunal for a term of 5 years on and from 30 July 1990. International Air Services Licensing Dated at Wellington this 30th day of July 1990. Act 1947 W. P. JEFFRIES, Minister of Justice. go9558 Notice of Intention to Amend an International Air Service Licence Oaths and Declarations Act 1957 Notice is hereby given that I intend to exercise the power conferred on me by section 14 of the International Air Services Revocation of Authorisation to Take Statutory Licensing Act 1947 to amend the terms of the International Declarations Air Service Licence issued to Air New Zealand Limited to provide for the operation of two return services per week Pursuant to section 9 of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957, from points in New Zealand to Bangkok with effect from I hereby revoke the authorisation held by the officers in the 1 November 1990. 3168 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Signed at Wellington this 21st day of August 1990. Clarification W. P. JEFFRIES, Minister of Civil Aviation and Meteorological Services. These conditions (4, notice 7342 and 6, notice 7343) have the go9404 effect of maintaining in full any rights of legal redress a person might have had prior to the gazetting of notices 7342 and 7343. This includes rights under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Traffic Regulations 1976 Act 1975, so that for the purposes of section 93 (2) (a) of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1975 a Warrant of Fitness issued Temporary Exemption From Seat Belt under Gazette notices 7342 or 7343 is not a properly issued Requirements for Specified Class of Motor Vehicle Warrant of Fitness. Pursuant to regulation 90, subclause (1) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, the Secretary for Transport hereby amends Dated at Wellington this 27th day of August 1990. Gazette notices 7342 and 7343, published in the New Zealand Gazette on 5 July 1990, No. 113, pages 2310 and 2311. H. C. MATHESON, for Secretary for Transport. The purpose of this amendment is a clarification of condition 4 (M.O.T. 14/41/1/1) of Gazette notice 7342 and condition 6 of Gazette notice go9561 7343.

Authorities and Other Agencies of State

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Land Notices

Conservation Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation Purposes Conservation Act 1987 Pursuant to section 7 (1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, being the Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation Minister deemed responsible for the Department of State that Purposes has control of the land described in the Schedule hereto, jointly declare that the land is held for conservation purposes Pursuant to section 7 (1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the and it shall hereafter be so held. Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, being the Minister deemed responsible for the Department of State that Schedule has control of the land described in the Schedule hereto, jointly declare that the land is held for conservation purposes Westland Land District-Westland District and it shall hereafter be so held. 100.2540 hectares, more or less, being Rural Sections 6173 and 6174, Blocks XIII and XIV, Mataketake Survey District. Schedule S.O. 10448. Nelson Land District-Tasman District 99.9720 hectares, more or less, being Rural Sections 6446, 122.2600 hectares, more or less, being Section 3, S.O. 14050, 6447, 6448, 6449 and 6450, Block XIII, Mataketake Survey Block XI, Maruia Survey District. District. S.O. 10717. Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 1990. Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 1990. PETER TAPSELL, Minister of Lands. PETER TAPSELL, Minister of Lands. PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. (File H.O. Res. 0965; C.O. 1/25/2/304) (Cons. C.O. NP. 12/1/1; R.O. 2/3/3/2) ln9396 ln9397 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3169

Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation Purposes Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation Purposes Pursuant to section 7 ( 1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, being the Pursuant to section 7 (1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the Minister deemed responsible for the Department of State that Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, jointly has control of the land described in the Schedule hereto, declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto is held jointly declare that the land is held for conservation purposes for conservation purposes. and it shall hereafter be so held. Schedule Schedule Otago Land District-Dunedin City Nelson Land District-Tasman District 2264 square metres, more or less, being Section 3, S.O. Plan 31.9160 hectares, more or less, being Lot 1, D.P. 13507, 23214, Block III, Waikouaiti Survey District. Balance Block XV, Maruia Survey District. certificate of title 87 /139. 12.4300 hectares, more or less, being Section 1, S.O. 14200, Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 1990. Block XV, Maruia Survey District. PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. 101.1500 hectares, more or less, being Section 1, S.O. 14201, Block XV, Maruia Survey District and Block III, Burnett PETER TAPSELL, Minister of Lands. Survey District. (Files: H.O. Res. 12/2/103; C.O. CMO 11/48) 211 28.7330 hectares, more or less, being Section 2, S.O. 14219, ln9401 Block III, Burnett Survey District. Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 1990. Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation Purposes (Stewardship Area) PETER T APSELL, Minister of Lands. Pursuant to section 7 ( 1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, being the (R.O. 1/25/1/303) Minister responsible for the department that has control of the ln9398 land, jointly declare that the land in the Schedule hereto is held for conservation purposes (stewardship area) and that it Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation shall hereafter be so held. Purposes Schedule Pursuant to section 7 ( 1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, jointly South Auckland Land District-Hauraki District declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto is held Council for conservation purposes. 6.4900 hectares, more or less, being Sections 1 and 2, Schedule S.O. Plan 57235, situated in NZMS 261; T13, Sheet 6.2. Part New Zealand Gazette, 1884, page 1213. Otago Land District-Clutha District Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of August 1990. 217 .11 hectares, more or less, being Section 1, S.O. Plan PETER TAPSELL, Minister of Lands. 22545, Block XI, Tuapeka East Survey District. No certificate of title. PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 1990. (Cons. R.O. RHT 007; H.O. Res. 3/1/5/1) PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. ln9543 PETER T APSELL, Minister of Lands. Harbours Act 1950 (Files: H.O. REM 0189; C.O. CMO 12/28) 211 ln9399 Authorising the Nelson City Council to Reclaim Declaring Land to be Held for Conservation Tidal Land at Maitai River Purposes PAUL REEVES, Governor-General Pursuant to section 7 (1) of the Conservation Act 1987, the ORDER IN COUNCIL Minister of Conservation and the Minister of Lands, jointly At Wellington this 20th day of August 1990 declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto is held for conservation purposes. Present: Schedule HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL Pursuant to section 175 (3) of the Harbours Act 1950, His Otago Land District-Queenstown-Lakes District Excellency the Governor-General, acting on the 30.0 hectares, more or less, being Section 49, Block I, Mid recommendation of the Minister of Conservation and with the Wakatipu Survey District. S.O. 20998. No certificate of title. approval of the Minister of Transport and by and with the 7.8 hectares, more or less, being Section 50, Block I, Mid advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby authorises Wakatipu Survey District. S.O. 20998. No certificate of title. the Nelson City Council to reclaim an area of 1773 square metres of tidal land at the Maitai River near Trafalgar Park Dated at Wellington this 16th day of August 1990. more particularly described in the Schedule below. PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. Schedule PETER TAPSELL, Minister of Lands. All that parcel of tidal land containing 1773 square metres, (Files: H.O. RRC 1786; D.O. CML 11/92) 211 more or less, situated in the Nelson Land District and more ln9400 particularly shown marked areas A and B on plan S.O. 14538 3170 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

(DOC (CM) NE 90/22), deposited in the Nelson Conservancy 1703 square metres, more or less, being Lots 1 and 2, D.P. office of the Department of Conservation. 19661, situated in Block XCV, Town of Oamaru. All MARIE SHROFF, Clerk of the Executive Council. certificates of title 49/184 and 321/204. ln9407 6.957-3 hectares, more or less, being Sections 1 and 2, S.O. 22503, Sections 11-15, Block LV, Sections 1-11, Block LVI, Land Act 1948 Sectic-1s 1-15, Block LVII, Sections 1-13, Block LVIII and Sectic1s 1-11, Block LIX, Town of Oamaru. All certificates of Reservation of Land title h6/5, 131/196 and 12B/210. Pursuant to the Land Act 1948, the Minister of Conservation, Dated at Dunedin this 17th day of August 1990. with the consent of the Minister of Lands, hereby sets apart the land described in the Schedule hereto, as a recreation reserve, J. E. CONNELL, Regional Conservator, Otago Conservancy. subject to the provisions of the Reserves Act 1977. (D.O. 8/3/499, 8/3/498, 8/5/21/2) 2/1 Schedule ln9410 Otago Land District-Dunedin City 16.1935 hectares, more or less, being Section 2, S.O. Plan Revocation of the Reservation Over a Reserve 23214, Block III, Waikouaiti Survey District. Part New Specifying the Manner of Disposal and How Zealand Gazette notices 419153 and 532381. Proceeds of Sale Shall be Utilised Dated at Wellington this 6th day of July 1990. Pursuant to the Reserves Act 1977, and to a delegation from PHILIP WOOLLASTON, Minister of Conservation. the Minister of Conservation, the Regional Conservator, Canterbury, hereby revokes the reservation as a Local Purpose (Files: H.O. Res. 12/2/103; C.O. CMO 11/48) 211 ln9402 (Road) Reserve over the land, described in the Schedule hereto, and further, declares that the said land may· be disposed of by the Christchurch City Council in such manner, Reserves Act 1977 at such price and on such terms and conditions as the council shall determine, the proceeds from any such sale to be paid Change of the Classification of Part of a Reserve into the council's reserves account, such moneys to be used and applied in or towards the improvement of other reserves Pursuant to the Reserves Act 1977, and to a delegation from under the control of the council or in or towards the purchase the Minister of Conservation, the Regional Conservator for the of other land for reserves. Waikato Conservancy of the Department of Conservation, hereby changes the classification of that part of the reserve described in the Schedule hereto, from a recreation reserve to Schedule a local purpose (community use) reserve, subject to the provisions of the said Act. Canterbury Land District-Christchurch City

Schedule 983 square metres, more or less, being Lot 27, D.P. 14152, situated in Block X, Christchurch Survey District. Local S'!uth Auckland Land District-Waipa District Purpose (Road) Reserve by Section 6, Counties Amendment 5011 square metres, more or less, being Sections 1-4, S.O. Act 1972. 58417, situated in Block IX, Cambridge Survey District. Part New Zealand Gazette, 1984, page 3529. Dated at Christchurch this 22nd day of August 1990. 9090 square metres, more or less, being Sections 1-4, S.O. M. J. CUDDIHY, Regional Conservator, Canterbury. 58416, situated in Block IX, Cambridge Survey District. Part New Zealand Gazette, 1984, page 3529. (D.O.C. C.O. 1/20/4/1) Dated at Hamilton this 22nd day of August 1990. In9535 G. E. ROWAN, Regional Conservator.

(D.O.C. Ref.: RRL0ll) !CL Justice ln9403

Declaration That Land is a Reserve Maori Aff•irs Act 1953 The Regional Conservator, Department of Conservation, Otago Conservancy, declares that the following resolution was Setting Apart Maori Freehold Land as a Maori passed by the Waitaki District Council on the 25th day of June Reservation 1990: Pursuant to section 439 of the Maori Affairs Act 1953, the "That, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section Maori freehold land described in the Schedule hereto, is 14 of the Reserves Act 1977, the Waitaki District Council hereby set apart as a Maori reservation for the purpose of a resolves that the piece of land held by the said council in fee place of historic interest and recreational reserve for the simple and described in the Schedule hereto, shall be, and the common use and benefit of the beneficial owners of the same is hereby, declared to be recreation reserve within the superseded title Whangaruru-Whakaturia 1D6. meaning of the said Act." Schedule Schedule

Otago Land District-Waitaki District North Auckland Land District 1092 square metres, more or less, being Lot 1, D.P. 20487, situated in Block XCV, Town of Oamaru. All certificate of title All that piece of land situated in Block II, Whangaruru Survey 12A/1102. District and described as follows: 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3171

Area Lands and Property, Department of Survey and Land ha Being Information, Auckland, hereby declares that the land described 2.7100 Lot 1, part Whangaruru-Whakaturia 1D6B and in the Schedule hereto, has been transferred to the Crown by being part of the land contained in the Partition the Rodney District Council, pursuant to the said section 323, Order dated 25 July 1983. and on the publication of this notice the said land shall be deemed to be Crown land subject to the Land Act 1948. Dated at Wellington this 15th day of August 1990. W. GARDINER, General Manager for the lwi Transition Schedule Agency. North Auckland Land District-Rodney District (H.O. Ref: M.LC. 2/3/1/2) 2cL ln9547 1.4660 hectares, more or less, being unformed legal road adjoining Lots 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83 and 84,D.P.6975,Lots57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67, New Zealand Railways 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 and 89, D.P. 56999, part Lot 232, D.P. 7674, Sections 2, 3 and 8, Block VI, Kawau Corporation Survey District. Shown marked "A" on S.O. Plan 63386. Dated at Auckland this 15th day of August 1990. New Zealand Railways Corporation G. A. DAWSON, Manager, Lands and Property. Act 1981 (DOSLI Ak. D.O. 22/1/8) lCL ln9351 Declaring Land at Waitati to be Set Apart for Railway Purposes Public Works Act 1981 Pursuant to sections 24 and 30 of the New Zealand Railways Corporation Act 1981 and section 52 of the Public Works Act 1981, the Chief Executive of the New Zealand Railways Land Set Apart for the Purposes of the General Corporation hereby declares the land described in the Government in the City of Wellington Schedule hereto to be set apart for railway purposes. Pursuant to section 52 of the Public Works Act 1981, and pursuant to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Schedule Acting District Manager, Department of Survey and Land Otago Land District-Dunedin City Information, Wellington, declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to be set apart for the purposes of buildings of 1.7654 hectares (4a lr 18p), more or less, being part Section the General Government and shall remain vested in the 7, Block I, North Harbour and Blueskin Survey District; being Crown. all the land in conveyance 40202. Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of August 1990. Schedule P. K. TROTMAN, for Chief Executive, New Zealand Railways Wellington Land District Corporation. Area (N.Z.R. LO. 16677/35) m2 Being ln9559 4650 Section 1, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in all Proclamation No. 4499, 3677, 3856, 477259 and Declaring Land at Hinds to be Set Apart for all Gazette notices No. 807324, 807323, 885125 Railway Purposes and 26886 7 .1 and part Gazette notice Pursuant to sections 24 and 30 of the New Zealand Railways No. 979828, 993906, 998878 and 407567.1. Corporation Act 1981 and section 52 of the Public Works Act 5567 Section 2, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in part of 1981, the Chief Executive of the New Zealand Railways Gazette notice No. 979828, all Gazette notice Corporation hereby declares the land described in the No. 076224.1, part Gazette notice No. 857205 Schedule hereto to be set apart for and on behalf of Her and all Gazette notice No. 934863, all Majesty the Queen for railway purposes. Proclamation No. 517128, 4742, part Proclamation No. 2844, K25892, all Gazette Schedule notice No. 796877, all Proclamation No. 3653, 490935 and part Gazette notice No. 695222. All Canterbury Land District-Ashburton District certificate of title No. 34D/406, 192/13, 192/14, 1.0391 hectares, situated in Block VI, Hinds Survey District, 401/34, 401/35, 401/36 and transfers 241434, being Lot 1, LT. 56354. 243822, 272202 and 272203. Dated at Wellington this 24th day of August 1990. 3571 Section 3, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in all Proclamation No. 2884, 3345, part Proclamation P. K. TROTMAN, for Chief Executive, New Zealand Railways No. 5189, 2844, 457570, part Gazette notice Corporation. No. 641573, 751257, all Gazette notice (N.Z.R. LO. 4831/168) No. 743695, part Proclamation No. 4506, 2601, ln9560 part Gazette notice No. 695222, 979828, 640368, 857205, all Gazette notice No. 904813, all certificate of title 274/189 and transfer 236472. Survey and Land Information 3092 Section 4, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in part Proclamation No. 4506, 5189 (K25892), 3535, Local Government Act 1974 part Gazette notice No. 471750.1, 722821, 751257, 979828, 640368, all Gazette notice No. 645925, 615250. Transfer of Unformed Legal Road in Block VI, 2223 Section 5, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in part Kawau Survey District, Rodney District !_v-oclamation No. 5189, part Gazette notice Pursuant to section 323 of the Local Government Act 1974, l'l'o. 641573, 407567.1, 998878, all Gazette and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Manager, notice No. A013870, 568209.1. 3172 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Area Dated at New Plymouth this 17th day of August 1990. m2 Being R. F. SCHWASS, Acting District Manager. 920 Section 6, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in all Gazette notice No. 757963 and part Proclamation (DOSLI NP. 10/5) !CL No. 3439 (K25892). ln9350 2824 Section 7, S.O. Plan 35833. Comprised in part Proclamation No. 3439 (K25892), part Gazette Land Declared to be Road and Road Stopped in notice No. 471750.1, all Gazette notice No. 742668, 872939, 810942. the Kapiti Coast District 698 Lot 1 A/2165. Pursuant to the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation Situated in Block VI, Port Nicholson Survey District. from the Minister of Lands, the District Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, Wellington, declares: Dated at Wellington this 21st day of August 1990. (a) Pursuant to section 114 (1), the land described in the M.A. KENNEDY, Acting Manager, Lands and Property. First Schedule hereto to be road and vested in The Kapiti (DOSLI Wn. D.O. 8225-6-GWN-007) 1cL Coast District Council on the date of publication hereof in the ln9348 Gazette. (b) Pursuant to section 116 ( 1), the road described in the Land Taken for an Institution Established Under Second Schedule hereto to be stopped and to remain vested in the Child Welfare Act 1925, Set Apart for the The Kapiti Coast District Council. Purposes of an Institution Established Under the Children and Young Persons Act 1974 in the City First Schedule of Wellington Wellington Land District-Kapiti Coast District Pursuant to section 52 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and pursuant to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the All that piece of land containing 51 square metres, situated in Acting District Manager, Department of Survey and Land Block V, Kaitawa Survey District, being part Lot 1, D.P. Information, Wellington, declares the institution established 47604; as shown marked "B" on S.O. Plan 35615, lodged in under the Child Welfare Act 1925 described in the Schedule the office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington. hereto be set apart for the purposes of an institution established under the Children and Young Persons Act 1974. Second Schedule Schedule Wellington Land District-Kapiti Coast District Wellington Land District All that piece of road containing 2306 square metres, situated in Block V, Kaitawa Survey District, adjoining or passing All those pieces of land situated in the Block VII, Port through part Ngarara West A42, Lot 1, D.P. 59371 and Lot 1, Nicholson Survey District, City of Wellington, and described as D.P. 66401; as shown marked "A" on S.O. Plan 35615, follows: lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington. Area m2 Being Dated at Wellington this 14th day of August 1990. 119 Part Lot 10, D.P. 7516; marked "A" on plan. E. C. MELDRUM, District Manager. 121 Part Lot 11, D.P. 7516; marked "B" on plan. (DOSLI Wn. PL52/19/2:695386) !CL Shown marked as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 30003, In9352 lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington, and contained in Proclamation No. A003509. Land Acquired for Road and in Connection with a Dated at Wellington this 21st day of August 1990. Road (Hayward Road) in Whangarei District M. A. KENNEDY, Acting District Manager, Lands and Property. Pursuant to section 20 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Manager, (DOSLI Wn. D.O. PL15/8/4) 1cL Lands and Property, Department of Survey and Land ln9349 Information, Auckland, declares that, an agreement to that effect having been entered into, the land described in the First Land Acquired for Road, Molesworth Street, New Schedule is acquired in connection with a road and the said Plymouth land shall vest in The Whangarei District Council on the date of publication in the Gazette. Pursuant to section 20 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Acting District First Schedule Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, New Plymouth, declares that, an agreement to that effect having North Auckland Land District been entered into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby acquired for road and vested in The New Plymouth Area District Council on the date of publication in the Gazette. m2 Being 2412 Part Allotment M71, D.P. 11755, Maungakaramea Schedule Parish; marked "B" on plan. 3956 Part Allotment 72, Maungakaramea Parish; marked Taranaki Land District-New Plymouth District "C" on plan. Area 5071 Part Allotment S.E. 71, D.P. 11755, m2 Being Maungakaramea Parish; marked "H" on plan. 34 Part Lot 2, Deposited Plan No. 4725; marked "M" 4593 Part Allotment 72, Maungakaramea Parish; marked on S.O. Plan 12983. "I" on plan. As shown marked on the plan numbered as above mentioned Shown marked as above-mentioned on S.O. Plan 62011 lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at New Plymouth. lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Auckland. 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3173

Second Schedule (a) Pursuant to section 114 (1), declares the land described in the First Schedule hereto to be limited access road, which, North Auckland Land District pursuant to section 88 (2) of the Transit New Zealand Act Area 1989, has become road, limited access road and State highway m2 Being and shall remain vested in the Crown. 157 Part Allotment 72, Maungakaramea Parish; marked (b) Declares the land described in the Second and Third "E" on plan. Schedules to be taken under section 119 (1) and declares that, 118 Part Allotment 72, Maungakaramea Parish; marked pursuant to section 120 (3): "J" on plan. (i) The areas described in the Second Schedule, now known Shown marked as above mentioned on 5.0. Plan 62011 as Section 1, S.O. 13162, subject as to the land described lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Auckland. firstly to a grant of right to convey gas created by transfer Dated at Auckland this 17th day of August 1990. 368940, shall be amalgamated with the land in certificate of title, No. H3/1059, subject to memoranda of mortgage G. A. DAWSON, Manager, Lands and Property. 361820.4 and 361820.5. (DOSLI Ak. D.O. 50/15/15/0/62011 and 64086) 1cL (ii) The areas described in the Third Schedule, now known ln9385 as Section 2, S.O. 13162, subject as to the land described secondly to a grant of right to convey gas created by Land Declared Road, and Road Stopped (Hayward transfer 368940, shall be amalgamated with the land in Road) in Whangarei District certificate of title, No. H3/1057, subject to memorandum Pursuant to Part VIII of the Public Works Act 1981 and to a of mortgage 364978. delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Manager, Lands First Schedule and Property, Department of Survey and Land Information, Auckland, declares: Taranaki Land District (a) Pursuant to section 114, the land described in the First Land Declared to be Limited Access Road Schedule to be road which shall vest in The Whangarei District All those pieces of land situated in Block II, Paritutu Survey Council and District, described as follows: (b) Pursuant to section 116, the portions of road described Area in the Second Schedule to be stopped. m2 Being First Schedule 29 Part Mangaone Stream Bed; marked "E" on plan. North Auckland Land District 164 Part Section 138, Hua District; marked "F" on plan. 356 square metres, being part Allotment N.W. 71, As shown marked as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 13162, Maungakaramea Parish; shown marked "A" on 5.0. Plan lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at New Plymouth. 62011, lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Auckland. Second Schedule Second Schedule Taranaki Land District North Auckland Land District Land Taken and Amalgamated Area All those pieces of land situated in Block II, Paritutu Survey m2 Adjoining or passing through District, described as follows: 4163 Part Allotments S.E. 71 and 72, D.P. 11755, Area Maungakaramea Parish; marked "D" on 5.0. Plan m2 Being 62011. 302 Part Section 138, Hua District; marked "A" on plan. 4175 Part Allotments 72 and S.E. 71; Maungakaramea 22 Part Mangaone Stream Bed; marked "B" on plan. Parish; marked "F" on 5.0. Plan 62011. As shown marked as above mentioned on 5.0. Plan 13162, 1713 Part Allotments S.E. 71 and 72, D.P. 11755; lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at New Plymouth. Maungakaramea Parish; marked "K" on plan. 1000 Part Allotment 3, Ruarangi Parish; marked "P" on Third Schedule 5.0. Plan 62011. 2195 Part Allotment S.E. 71, Maungakaramea Parish; Taranaki Land District marked "Q" on 5.0. Plan 62011. Land Taken and Amalgamated 977 Part Allotment 3, Parish of Ruarangi; marked "A" All those pieces of land situated in Block II, Paritutu Survey on 5.0. Plan 64086. District, described as follows: 2735 Part Allotment 3, Parish of Ruarangi; marked "B" on 5.0. Plan 64086. Area 293 Part Allotment 3, Parish of Ruarangi; marked "C" m2 Being on 5.0. Plan 64086. 36 Part Mangaone Stream Bed; marked "C" on plan. Shown on the plans marked as above mentioned and lodged in 96 Part Section 138, Hua District; marked "D" on plan. the office of the Chief Surveyor at Auckland. As shown marked as above mentioned on 5.0. Plan 13162, Dated at Auckland this 17th day of August 1990. lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at New Plymouth. G. A. DAWSON, Manager, Lands and Property. Dated at New Plymouth this 22nd day of August 1990. R. F. SCHWASS, Acting District Manager. (DOSLI Ak. D.O. 50/15/15/0/62011 and 64086) 1cL ln9388 (DOSLI NP. D.O. NRB 3/N) !CL ln9395 Land Declared to be Limited Access Road and Land Taken in the District of New Plymouth Declaring Land Acquired for Soil Conservation and Pursuant to the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation River Control Purposes in the City of Dunedin from the Minister of Lands, the Acting District Manager, Pursuant to section 20 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a Department of Survey and Land Information, New Plymouth: delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Manager (Lands 3174 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150 and Property), Department of Survey and Land Information, published in the New Zealand Gazette, 16 August 1990, Dunedin, declares that, an agreement to that effect having No. 141, at page 2917, by deleting reference to "5B/ll 15" in been entered into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is paragraph (b) (i) and substituting it with "5B/1155". hereby acquired for soil conservation and river control Dated at Invercargill this 23rd day of August 1990. purposes and shall vest in The Otago Regional Council on the 30th day of August 1990. R. W. G. DALGLISH, District Manager. icL ln9504 Schedule Otago Land District-Dunedin City Land Held for Police Purposes Set Apart for a Police Station in Halston Road, Balmoral, All that piece of land containing 2780 square metres, being Auckland City Sections 13 and 14 and part Sections 15 and 16, Block III, Town of Outram; shown marked "F" on S.O. Plan 22392, Pursuant to section 52 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Dunedin. to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Manager, Lands and Property, Department of Survey and Land Dated at Dunedin this 22nd day of August 1990. Information, Auckland, declares the land described in the M. R. MACKENZIE, Manager (Lands and Property), Schedule to be set apart for a police station. Department of Survey and Land Information, Dunedin. Schedule (DOSLI On. 96/743000/0) 1cL ln9405 North Auckland Land District 538 square metres, being Lot 17, D.R.O. No. S. 105 and being Land Set Apart for a Kokiri Centre at Tarakohe portion of Allotment 109 of Section 10 of the Suburbs of Pursuant to section 52 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a Auckland. All certificate of title 584/228 (limited as to delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Senior Property parcels), North Auckland Land Registry. Officer, Department of Survey and Land Information, Nelson, Dated at Auckland this 22nd day of August 1990. hereby declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to be set apart subject to agreement as to fencing contained in G. A. DAWSON, Manager, Lands and Property. transfer 44277 and to easement certificate 294207 .1, for the (DOSLI Ak. D.O. l 7 /28/0) !CL purposes of, as defined in section 87 of the Maori Affairs ln9505 Restructuring Act 1989, a Kokiri Centre and shall remain vested in the Crown. Amending a Notice Declaring Land Acquired for Road, Land Taken and Road to be Stopped in the Schedule Southland District Nelson Land District-Tasman District Pursuant to section 55 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a 2891 square metres, situated in Block VII, Waitapu Survey delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Manager (Lands District, being Lot 2, Deposited Plan 14266. All certificate of and Property), Department of Survey and Land Information, title No. 9A/549, Nelson Land Registry. Dunedin, hereby amends the notice dated the 9th day of Dated at Nelson this 22nd day of August 1990. March 1990 and published in New Zealand Gazette, 15 March 1990, No. 39, page 831, declaring land acquired for road, R. G. C. WRATT, Senior Property Officer. land taken and road to be stopped in the Southland District, by (DOSLI Nn. D.O. 13/1/23/0) !CL omitting all reference to "Block IX, Hokonui Survey District" ln9406 from the Schedules and substituting it with "Village of Lintley". Land Acquired for Stock Reserve in Hastings Dated at Dunedin this 23rd day of August 1990. District M. R. MACKENZIE, Manager (Lands and Property), Pursuant to section 20 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and Department of Survey and Land Information, Dunedin. to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District (DOSLI On. D.O. 72/94/18/0/16, 17, 18 and 19) 1cL Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, ln9529 Napier, declares that, an agreement to that effect having been entered into, the land described in the Schedule is hereby acquired for a stock reserve and shall vest in The Hastings Road Realignment in Hawke's Bay County District Council on the date of publication in the Gazette. Pursuant to section 20 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Schedule Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, Hawke's Bay Land District-Hastings District Napier, declares that, an agreement to that effect having been entered into, the land described in the Schedule is acquired for 3622 square metres, situated in Block I, Heretaunga Survey road which pursuant to section 60 (2) of the Transit New District, being Lot 3, D.P. 19595. Part certificate of title J2/ Zealand Act 1989, shall form part of State Highway No. 5 and 792, Hawke's Bay Land Registry. which shall vest in the Crown on the date of publication in the Dated at Napier this 17th day of August 1990. Gazette. J. A. TOBIN, District Manager. Schedule (DOSLI Na. D.O. 7 /10/40) ln9502 Hawke's Bay Land District Area Amending a Notice, Land Declared to be Road and m2 Being Road Stopped in Invercargill and Oteramika 206 Part Lot 1, D.P. 2067; marked "A" on Plan 9940. Hundreds, Southland District 5795 Part Lot 1, D.P. 2067; marked "B" on Plan 9940. Pursuant to section 55 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a 4001 Part Lot 1, D.P. 2067; marked "F" on Plan 9941. delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Manager, 455 Part Lot 1, D.P. 2067 and part Section 30, Block VI, Department of Survey and Land Information, Invercargill, Puketapu Survey District; marked "G" on Plan hereby amends the notice dated the 9th day of August 1990, 9941. 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3175

Area Department of Survey and Land Information, Wanganui, m2 Being hereby amends the notice dated the 9th day of August 1990, 3798 Part Lot 1, D.P. 2067 and part Section 30, Block VI, published in the New Zealand Gazette of 16 August 1990, Puketapu Survey District; marked "H" on Plan No. 141, at page 2919, acquiring land for motorway purposes 9941. in the Kapiti Coast District by adding to the end of the Schedule the following: As shown as mentioned on above plans lodged in the office of "As shown marked as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 36235, the Chief Surveyor at Napier. lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington." Dated at Napier this 24th day of August 1990. Dated at Wanganui this 23rd day of August 1990. J. A. TOBIN, District Manager. B. P. BONISCH, District Solicitor. (DOSLI Na. D.O. 28/174) ln9528 (DOSLI Wn. D.O. PL40/17 /2:655172) !CL ln9536 Authorisation of the Exchange of Part of a Reserve for Other Land Declaring Land to be Road in Block I, Rimutaka Survey District Pursuant to the Reserves Act 1977, and to a delegation from the Minister of Conservation, the Regional Conservator for the Pursuant to section 114 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to Waikato Conservancy, of the Department of Conservation, a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Manager, hereby authorises the exchange of that part of the cemetery Department of Survey and Land Information, Wellington, reserve, described in the First Schedule hereto, for the land hereby declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to described in the Second Schedule hereto. be road and shall vest in The Upper Hutt City Council. First Schedule Schedule South Auckland Land District-Otorohanga Wellington Land District District 5602 square metres, situated in Block I, Rimutaka Survey 2630 square metres, more or less, being Sections 193 and District, being part Section 618, Hutt District; as shown 194, Block IV, Orahiri Survey District. Part New Zealand marked "F" on S.O. Plan 35161, lodged in the office of the Gazette, 1902, page 734, S.O. Plan 56823. Chief Surveyor at Wellington. Second Schedule Dated at Wellington this 21st day of August 1990. E. C. MELDRUM, District Manager. South Auckland Land District-Otorohanga District (DOSLI Wn. D.O. 25/2/12/36/0) !CL ln9538 4028 square metres, more or less, being Lots 2 and 4, L.T.S. 45255, situated in Block IV, Orahiri Survey District. Part Declaring Land to be Road and Segregation Strip certificate of title 271/106. in Block XIV, Akatarawa Survey District, City of Dated at Hamilton this 20th day of August 1990. Upper Hutt G. E. ROWAN, Regional Conservator, Waikato Conservancy. Pursuant to section 114 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to (D.O.C. Ref: R.O. LPR 012) 1cL a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Manager, ln9533 Department of Survey and Land Information, Wellington, declares the land described in the First Schedule hereto, to be Road Stopped in the District of Wanganui road and vested in The Upper Hutt City Council, and the land contained in the Second Schedule hereto, to be a segregation Pursuant to section 116 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to strip and shall vest in The Upper Hutt City Council. a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Solicitor, Department of Survey and Land Information, Wanganui, First Schedule declares the road described in the Schedule hereto to be stopped and to remain vested in The Wanganui District Wellington Land District-City of Upper Hutt Council. All that piece of land containing 416 square metres, shown Schedule marked "E" on S.O. Plan 36066. lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington. Wellington Land District-Wanganui District Second Schedule Area m2 Adjoining or passing through Wellington Land District-City of Upper Hutt All that piece of land containing 6 square metres, shown 6675 Road; as shown marked "A" on plan. marked "F" on S.O. Plan 36066, lodged in the office of the 7000 Road; as shown marked "B" on plan. Chief Surveyor at Wellington. All situated in Block XII, Waipakura Survey District. Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of August 1990. As shown marked as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 36273, lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington. D. I. GRAY, Manager, Lands and Property. Dated at Wanganui this 23rd day of August 1990. (DOSLI Wn. D.O. PL 1/8/13) !CL ln9539 B. P. BONISCH, District Solicitor. (DOSLI Wg. D.O. 44/50/0/8:695387) !CL Land Acquired for a Primary School in Block III, ln9534 Kapiti Survey District Pursuant to section 20 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and Amending a Notice Acquiring Land for Motorway to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Purposes in the Kapiti Coast District Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, Pursuant to section 55 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a Wellington, declares that, an agreement to that effect having delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Solicitor, been entered into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is 3176 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150 hereby acquired for a primary school and shall vest in the Schedule Crown on the 23rd day of August 1990. South Auckland Land District Schedule 541 square metres, situated in Tauranga District, being Lot 1, Wellington Land District D.P. 28153 and being portion of Block 4, Church Mission All that piece of land containing 2.2891 hectares, more or less, Reserve, Town of Tauranga. All certificate of title, Volume shown marked "A" on S.O. Plan 36116, lodged in the office 708, folio 189. of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington. Dated at Hamilton this 20th day of August 1990. Dated at Wellington this 23rd day of August 1990. W. G. KORVER, District Solicitor. D. I. GRAY, Manager, Lands and Property. (DOSLI Hn. 98/9/0/1) !CL (DOSLI Wn. D.O. PL 3/3/10) !CL In9549 ln9540 Road Realignment in Whakatane District Land Acquired for a Horticultural Research Station in the City of Levin Pursuant to Part VIII of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Assistant District Pursuant to section 20 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and Manager of the Department of Survey and Land Information, to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Hamilton: Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, Wellington, declares that, an agreement to that effect having (a) Pursuant to section 114, declares the land described in been entered into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is the First Schedule hereto to be road and vested in the Crown. hereby acquired for a horticultural research station and shall (b) Pursuant to section 116, declares the piece of road vest in the Crown on the 1st day of April 1980. described in the Second Schedule hereto to be stopped. Schedule (c) Pursuant to section 117, declares the said piece of Wellington Land District-City of Levin stopped road, now known as Section 2, S.O. Plan 57199, to be amalgamated with the land in certificate of title, Volume All that piece of land containing 21.2435 hectares, more or 1290, folio 98, subject to Gazette notice S. 380430, South less, situated in Block V, Waiepehu Survey District, being Auckland Land Registry. Section 82, of the said block, contained in certificate of title, Volume 20C, folio 344. First Schedule Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of August 1990. South Auckland Land District D. I. GRAY, Manager, Lands and Property. 12 square metres, situated in Block IX, Ruatahuna Survey (DOSLI Wn. D.O. PL 24/3/1) !CL District, being part Section 13, Ruatahuna Township; as ln9541 shown marked "JJ" on S.O. Plan 57199, lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Hamilton. Stopped Road to be Vested in the Masterton District Council as Reserve in Block XII, Mikimiki Second Schedule Survey District South Auckland Land District Pursuant to section 117 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Acting Manager, 100 square metres, situated in Block IX, Ruatahuna Survey Department of Survey and Land Information, Wellington, District, adjoining Section 13, Ruatahuna Township; as shown hereby declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to marked "FF" on S.O. Plan 57199, lodged in the office of the be vested in The Masterton District Council as reserve. Chief Surveyor at Hamilton. Dated at Hamilton this 22nd day of August 1990. Schedule R. W. BARNABY, Assistant District Manager. Wellington Land District (DOSLI Hn. 72/38/3B/06/9) !CL Area ln9550 m2 Being 812 Section 2 on S.O. Plan 25695. Land Declared Road (State Highway No. 2) in 475 Section 3 on S.O. Plan 25695. Western Bay of Plenty District Shown as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 25695, lodged in the Pursuant to section 114 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to office of the Chief Surveyor at Wellington. a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Assistant District Dated at Wellington this 9th day of August 1990. Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, M.A. KENNEDY, Acting Manager, Lands and Property. Hamilton, declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to be road and vested in the Crown, which pursuant to section (DOSLI Wn. D.O. PL 27/19/5) JCL 60 (2) of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989, shall form part of ln9542 State Highway No. 2. Land Acquired for Parking Purposes in Tauranga Schedule District Pursuant to section 20 (1) of the Public Works Act 1981, and South Auckland Land District to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Area Solicitor of the Department of Survey and Land Information, m2 Being , Hamilton, declares that, an agreement to that effect having 390 Old Waiau River Bed; marked "E" on plan. been entered into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is 180 Old Waiau River Bed; marked "I" on plan. hereby acquired for parking purposes, and shall vest in The Tauranga District Council on the date of publication hereof in As shown marked as above mentioned on S.O. Plan 56717, the Gazette. lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Hamilton. 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3177

Dated at Hamilton this 27th day of August 1990. Dated at Hamilton this 27th day of August 1990. R. W. BARNABY, Assistant District Manager. W. G. KORVER, District Solicitor.

(DOSLI Hn. 72/2/ZC/07 /15) !CL (DOSLJ Hn. 33/315/0) !CL ln9551 ln9554

Land Declared Road in Western Bay of Plenty Land in Otorohanga District Declared to be Road District Pursuant to section 114 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to Pursuant to section 114 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Assistant District a delegation from the Minister of Lands, the Assistant District Manager of the Department of Survey and Land Information, Manager, Department of Survey and Land Information, Hamilton, declares the land described in the Schedule hereto Hamilton, declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to be road and vested in The Otorohanga District Council. to be road and vested in The Western Bay of Plenty District Council on the date of publication hereof in the Gazette. Schedule South Auckland Land District Schedule 1 perch, being Section 14, Block VI, Kawhia North Survey South Auckland Land District District; as shown on S.O. Plan 25770, lodged in the office of Area the Chief Surveyor at Hamilton. m2 Being Dated at Hamilton this 27th day of August 1990. 1921 Part Kenana 288A Block; marked "6XX" on S.O. R. W. BARNABY, Assistant District Manager. Plan 57488. 1313 Part Kenana 2810 Block; marked "7NN" on S.O. (DOSLJ Hn. 98/6/0) !CL Plan 57489. ln9555 As shown marked on the plans as above mentioned and lodged in the office of the Chief Surveyor at Hamilton. Land in Waikato District Acquired for the Generation of Electricity Dated at Hamilton this 27th day of August 1990. Pursuant to section 20 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a R. W. BARNABY, Assistant District Manager. delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Solicitor of the Department of Survey and Land Information, Hamilton, (DOSLI Hn. D.O. 96/146000/0/59) !CL ln9552 declares that, an agreement to that effect having been entered into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby acquired for the generation of electricity and shall vest in the Land Acquired for Soil Conservation and River Crown on the date of publication hereof in the Gazette. Control Purposes in Western Bay of Plenty District Pursuant to section 20 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a Schedule delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Solicitor, South Auckland Land District Department of Survey and Land Information, Hamilton, declares that, an agreement to that effect having been entered Area into, the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby A. R. P. Being acquired for soil conservation and river control purposes and 6 0 30.00 Part Allotment 283, Whangamarino Parish. All shall vest in The Bay of Plenty Regional Council on the date of certificate of title, Volume 970, folio 20, publication hereof in the Gazette. limited as to parcels and title. 6 0 11. 72 Part Allotments 297 and 298, Whangamarino Schedule Parish. All certificates of title, Volume 970, South Auckland Land District folio 21, limited as to parcels and title. Dated at Hamilton this 27th day of August 1990. 215 square metres, being part Kenana 288A Block; as shown marked "6K" on S.O. Plan 57488, lodged in the office of the W. G. KORVER, District Solicitor. Chief Surveyor at Hamilton. (DOSLJ Hn. 92/13/1/60/9) !CL Dated at Hamilton this 27th day of August 1990. ln9556 W. G. KORVER, District Solicitor. Transit New Zealand (DOSLI Hn. D.O. 96/146000/0/59) !CL ln9553 Public Works Act 1981 Land in Hauraki District Set Apart for Telecommunication Purposes Corrigendum Pursuant to section 52 of the Public Works Act 1981, and to a Declaring State Highway to be a Limited Access delegation from the Minister of Lands, the District Solicitor of Road State Highway No. 1 the Department of Survey and Land Information, Hamilton, declares the land described in the Schedule hereto to be set In the notice with the above heading published in the New apart for telecommunication purposes. Zealand Gazette, 3 August 1989, No. 136, page 3414, line 5 delete "Rivermouth" and substitute "Bushey Park". Line 6 Schedule delete "sheets 1 to" and replace with "sheet 1 ". South Auckland Land District Dated at Wellington this 24th day of August 1990. 373 square metres, situated in Block IX, Wharekawa Survey M. K. LAUDER, State Highways Manager. ln9537 District, being Section 2, S.O. Plan 57237. 3178 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150 Transport PAUL ALFRED REEVES, Governor-General. WILLIAM PATRICK JEFFRIES, Minister of Transport. [LS.] Goo SAVE THE QUEEN! Maori Affairs Act 1953 ln9394

Declaring Land in Blocks XV and XVI, Barrier Harbours Act 1950 Survey District, North Auckland Land District to be Road Sale of Wanganui Harbour Land PAUL REEVES, Governor-General I, William Patrick Jeffries, Minister of Transport, having A PROCLAMATION obtained the concurrence of the Minister of Finance, pursuant to section 143A (3) of the Harbours Act 1950, hereby approve Pursuant to section 422 of the Maori Affairs Act 1953, I, the pursuant to section 143A (1) (a) and section 143c (1) (b) (i) of Most Reverend Sir Paul Alfred Reeves, the Governor-General the Act, the sale of land referred to in the Schedule below by of New Zealand, hereby declare the land described in the the Wanganui District Council and I specify that my approval Schedule hereto to be road. is effective from the date of this notice. Schedule Schedule North Auckland Land District All that parcel of land containing 1064 square metres, more or less, situate in the City of Wanganui, being part Lot H Right 1. All that piece of land being part Motairehe 1 containing Bank Wanganui River and being also Lot 1 on Deposited Plan 2.6973 hectares, more or less, as shown marked "A" on M.O. 33395 and being all of the land comprised and described in Plan 15415. certificate of title, Volume lOA, folio 259 (Wellington 2. All that piece of land being part Motairehe 1 containing Registry). 4.4364 hectares, more or less, as shown marked "B" on M.L Dated at Wellington this 26th day of June 1990. Plan 15415. W. P. JEFFRIES, Minister of Transport. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor­ (M.O.T. 43/16/6) General, at Wellington and dated this 8th day of August ln9411 1990.

Regulation Summary

Notice Under the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989 Pursuant to the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989, notice is hereby given of the making of regulations as under: Postage Serial Date of Price and Authority for Enactment Title or Subject-matter Number Enactment Code Pack­ aging Accident Compensation Act Accident Compensation (General Practitioners 1990/205 27/8/90 6-BY $2.20 1982 Costs) Regulations 1990 Tariff Act 1988 Tariff Concession (Revocation of Reference 33) 1990/206 27/8/90 2-A $1.50 Order 1990 Tariff Act 1988 Tariff (Miscellaneous) Amendment Order (No. 3) 1990/207 2718190 16-CX $3.40 1990 Import Control Act 1988 Import Control Regulations 1988, Amendment 1990/208 27/8/90 2-A $1.50 No. 8 Conservation Act 1987 Freshwater Fisheries Regulations 1983, 1990/209 2718190 6-BY $2.20 AmendmeQt No. 9 Income Tax Act 1976 Income Tax (Non-Resident Companies Special 1990/210 2718190 5-BY $2.20 Development Project) Order 1990 Customs Act 1966 Revocation of Customs Import Prohibition (Fresh 1990/211 2718190 1-A $1.50 Fruit) Order Video Recordings Act 1987 Video Recordings Regulations 1987, Amendment 1990/212 2718190 9-CX $3.40 No. 2 Films Act 1983 Films Regulations 1984, Amendment No. 4 1990/213 2718190 9-CX $3.40 Fisheries Act 1983 Fisheries (Reporting) Regulations 1990 1990/214 2718190 43-D $5.00 Fisheries Act 1983 Fisheries (Licensed Fish Receivers) Regulations 1990/215 27/8/90 2-A $1.50 1986, Amendment No. 3 Fisheries Act 1983 Fisheries (Southland and Sub-Antarctic Areas 1990/216 27/8/90 3-BX $2.00 Commercial Fishing) Regulations 1986, Amendment No. 9 Fisheries Act 1983 Fisheries (Amateur Fishing) Regulations 1986, 1990/217 27/8/90 3-BX $2.00 Amendment No. 2 Fisheries Act 1983 Fisheries (Challenger Area Commercial Fishing) 1990/218 27/8/90 3-BX $2.00 Regulations 1986, Amendment No. 8 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3179

Postage Serial Date of Price and Title or Subject-matter Authority for Enactment Number Enactment Code Pack- aging Fisheries Act 1983 Fisheries (Recordkeeping Regulations) 1990 1990/219 27/8/90 14-CX $3.40 Securities Act 1978 Securities Act (ANZ Banking Group (New Zealand) 1990/220 29/8/90 2-A $1.50 Limited) Exemption Notice (No. 4) 1990 Postage and Packaging Charge: Mail Orders If two or more copies ordered, the remittance should cover the cash price and the maximum charge for the total value of purchases as follows: Total Value of Purchases Maximum Charge $ $ $12.00 and less 1.50 $12.01 and greater 3.25 Copies can be bought or ordered by mail from Government Bookshops. Please quote title and serial numbers. Prices for quantities supplied on application. Government Bookshops are located at Housing Corporation Building, 25 Rutland Street (Private Bag, C.P.O.L Auckland l; 33 Kings Street, Frankton (P.O. Box 857), Hamilton; Head Office, Mulgrave Street (Private Bag), Wellington 1; 25-27 Mercer Street (Private Bag), Wellington 1; 159 Hereford Street (Private Bag), Christchurch l; Cargill House, 123 Princes Street (P.O. Box 1104), Dunedin; Government Buildings, 1 George Street, Palmerston North; E.S.T.V. House, 4185 Queens Drive, Lower Hutt. V. R. WARD, Government Printer. ps9567

General

If any objection is made in accordance with this notice, a public Auckland Regional Authority hearing of the objection will be held, unless the objector otherwise requires and each objector will be advised of the Public Works Act 1981 time and place of the hearing.

Notice of Intention to Take Land at Long Bay Schedule (Block XVI, Waitemata Survey District) for Regional Park North Auckland Land District Notice is hereby given that the Auckland Regional Authority All that piece of land containing 2.3522 hectares, more or less, Council proposes to take under the Public Works Act 1981, situated in the city of North Shore, being portion of Allotment the land described in the Schedule to this notice for regional 12, Parish of Okura, being comprised in certificate of title parks purposes to be used as part of Long Bay Regional Park No. 31D/1004 and situated off Beach Road in the suburb of at Long Bay. Long Bay. The taking is considered reasonably necessary for the development of Long Bay Regional Park. Dated at Auckland this 23rd day of August 1990. Any person having an estate or interest in this land and G. E. TYLER, General Secretary. wishing to object must send a written objection to the Registrar, the Planning Tribunal, Tribunals Division, Justice Auckland Regional Authority. Department, P.O. Box 10-044, Wellington, within 20 working gn9527 days after the date of this notice.

Trust Bank Bay of Plenty Community Trust Inc.

Trustee Banks Restructuring Act 1988

Trust Particulars The Trust Bank Bay of Plenty Community Trust was incorporated on 5 August 1988 as a charitable trust in accordance with the provisions of the Trustee Banks Restructuring Act 1988. The purpose of the community trust is to provide charitable, cultural, philanthropic and recreational benefits to the community. Trustees H. Jones (Chairperson), A. Fraser, R. Michie, J. Seddon, M. Townshend, B. Blakely, B. Dickie, J. Rennie, H. Uttinger. The sudden death of R. Dillon last year is recorded with deep regret. At the time of writing the Minister of Finance has yet to announce the name of a replacement trustee. 3180 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Bankers Trust Bank Bay of Plenty Ltd. Auditors Ernst & Young. Trustees' Report for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 Objectives of the Trust: To receive income and allocate such income for charitable, cultural, philanthropic, recreational and other purposes, being purposes beneficial to the community principally in the Bay of Plenty area. Policies and Structure of the Trust: A charitable trust designed to administer capital and distribute income for charitable purposes in the Bay of Plenty area. Activities of the Trust: This was the first full year of operation of the trust. During this time the first dividends were paid by Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd., and donations totalling $146,075 were made by the trust to community organisations within the Bay of Plenty. Review of Results and Financial Position of the Trust: Dividends of $307,500 were received from Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. during the year, of which $146,075 was distributed by way of donations. The remainder has been invested for the time being, both to consolidate the trust's position and to provide an operating income. After operating costs of $23,018, a profit of $153,307 was transferred to the accumulated trust fund. At 31 March 1990 this fund stood at $9,160,220. Assets of the trust include 7 .5 million shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. valued at their cost of $9,026,000, plus term deposits and Government stock amounting to $131,444. Also included in the trust's assets is the initial contribution of $7,500 to the newly formed National Disaster Relief Fund. This was subsequently reduced by donations made to the mayoral relief funds in Wanganui and Taranaki. Income and Expenditure Account for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 1990 1989 Note $ $ Income- Dividends 2 307,500 Interest received 14,900 100 Total income 322,400 100 Less expenditure- Advertising 1,480 Distribution expenses 88 Interest/bank fees 178 100 Other expenses 1,761 915 Secretarial fee 5,000 Trustee's fees 12,898 16,125 Travelling expenses 1,702 1,959 Total expenditure 23,018 19,187 Net income before grants 299,382 (19,087) Less grants 146,075 Net profit/(loss) transferred to the trust fund $153,307 ($19,087)

(The notes to the financial statements form part of and are to be read in conjunction with the above account.) Balance Sheet as at 31 March 1990 1990 1989 Note $ $ Trust funds- Balance as at 1 April 1989 9,006,913 Funds introduced 9,026,000 Net profit/(loss) for period 153,307 (19,087) Balance, 31 March 1990 $9,160,220 $9,006,913 Represented by Current assets- Deposits 80,000 National Disaster Relief Fund 6,383 Sundry debtors and accruals 4,240 100 Total current assets 90,623 100 Less current liabilities- Sundry creditors 5,207 16,475 Trust Bank Bay of Plenty Ltd.-current account 2,610 2,712 Working capital 82,806 (19,087) Add long-term assets- Shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. 3 9,026,000 9,026,000 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3181

1990 1989 Note $ $ Government stock 3 51,414 Net assets $9,160,220 $9,006,913

Signed on behalf of the board of trustees: H. P. JONES, Chairperson. H. J. UTTINGER, Trustee. Dated this 5th day of June 1990. (The notes to the financial statements form part of and are to be read in conjunction with this balance sheet.) Statement of Cash Flows for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 $ Cash flows from operating activities- Cash was provided from: Dividend from Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. 307,500 Interest on investments 10,883 Other 100 Cash was disbursed to: Suppliers of goods and services 3,419 Trustees .. 30,867 Grants to the community 146,075 Net cash flows from operating activities 138,122 Cash flows from investing activities­ Cash was provided from: Not applicable Cash was applied to: Investment in Government stock 51,645 Term deposits 80,000 National Disaster Relief Fund 6,375 Net cash flows from investing activities (138,020) Increase (decrease) in cash held 102 Add cash at 1 April 1989 (2,712) Cash at 31 March 1990 ($2,610)

Notes to the Financial Statements for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 1. Statement of Accounting Policies General Accounting Policies The general accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are: - The measurement base adopted is the historical cost basis. - Reliance has been placed on the fact that the entity is a going concern. - The matching of revenues earned and expenses incurred using accrual accounting except that dividend income is accounted for on a receipts basis. Particular Accounting Policies The following are the particular accounting policies which have a material effect on the measurement of results and financial position: (a) Dividend Income: Dividend income from Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. is included in the income and expenditure account when it is received. (b) Grants: Grants made are included in the income and expenditure account when paid. (c) Investments: Shares held in Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. are stated at cost. Government stocks are stated at cost less discounts or premiums amortised over the term of the investment on a straight-line basis. Changes in Accounting Policies There have been no changes in accounting policies. All policies have been applied on bases consistent with those used in the previous year. 2. Dividends 1990 1989 $ $ Dividends received from Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd. 247,500 Interim dividend (declared in respect of the financial year ended 31 March 1990 and received 15 December 1989) 60,000 3182 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

1990 1989 $ $ 3. Investments Shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Ltd.: 7 500 000 ordinary shares of $1 each, fully paid, and purchased at a premium 9,026,000 9,026,000 Government stocks are shown at cost price adjusted by amortised discount/premium to date 51,414

4. Taxation For taxation purposes the trust is a charitable organisation. Its income is not subject to taxation. 5. Goods and Services Tax The trust is not registered for goods and services tax purposes. Accordingly these financial statements are stated on a G.S.T. inclusive basis. Auditors' Report to the Trustees of the Trust Bank Bay of Plenty Community Trust Inc. We have obtained all the information and explanations that we have required. In our opinion proper accounting records have been kept by the trust so far as appears from our examination of those records. In our opinion, according to the best of our information and the explanations given to us and as shown by the said records, the financial statements are properly drawn up so as to give, under the historical cost convention, a true and fair view of the state of the trust's affairs as at 31 March 1990 and the results of its business and the cash flows for the year ended on that date. In all other respects, according to such information and explanations given to us, the financial statements are presented in accordance with the requirements of the trust deed dated 30 May 1988. ERNST & YOUNG, Chartered Accountants. Tauranga. Dated this 29th day of May 1990. Schedule of Distributions of Income by Way of Grants for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 Amount Distributed Name of Organisation or Person $ Action on Smoking and Health (Tauranga) 200.00 Adult Reading Aid Programme, Rotorua 500.00 Age Concern 1,000.00 Age Concern Eastern Bay of Plenty 200.00 Age Concern Rotorua (Council for the Elderly) 3,000.00 Aid for the Deaf, Whakatane 300.00 Air Training Corps, No. 16 Tauranga Squadron 200.00 Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Society 200.00 Apanui Free Kindergarten .. 200.00 Arataki Care and Care Centre 250.00 Arawa Waka 500.00 Arla (Adult Reading and Learning Assistance) 1,000.00 Arthritis Foundation of NZ Inc., Taupo Branch 300.00 Bay of Plenty Farm Cadet Training Scheme 200.00 Bay of Plenty Horticultural Cadet Scheme 200.00 Bay of Plenty Multiple Sclerosis Society Inc. 200.00 Bay of Plenty Provincial Ranger Guides 200.00 Bay of Plenty Tree Society 200.00 Bay Sports Foundation 5,000.00 Bethlehem Pottery Club 200.00 Birthright (Rotorua) Inc. 200.00 Birthright (Whakatane) Inc. 200.00 BOP Indian Association (Inc.), Rotorua 200.00 BOP Ostomy Group 200.00 Brookfield Kindergarten 200.00 Brookfield School (General)-fire 1,000.00 Caesarean Birth Group 200.00 Central North Island Free Kindergarten Association Inc. 250.00 Child Potential Unit 5,000.00 Children's Literature Association, BOP Branch 200.00 Cook Islands Society (NZ) Inc. 200.00 Cook Islands Sports Club 300.00 Counterstroke, Tauranga 200.00 Day Care Centre for the Elderly and Disabled 1,000.00 Eastern Bay of Plenty Hospice Trust Inc. 500.00 Eastern BOP Fostercare Association 250.00 Eastern BOP Group NZ Riding for the Disabled 400.00 Eastern BOP Multiple Birth Club 200.00 Eastern BOP Playcentre Association 1,000.00 Edgecumbe Branch NZ Red Cross 200.00 Edgecumbe College (Edgecumbe Good Enterprises) 200.00 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3183

Amount Distributed Name of Organisation or Person $ Edgecumbe War Memorial Hall Fund 5,000.00 Family Planning Clinic 200.00 First Kawerau Boys' Brigade Company 200.00 First Opotiki Scout Group 200.00 First Taupo Scout Group 200.00 First Whakatane Boys' Brigade Co. 200.00 First Whakatane Girls' Brigade 250.00 Gate Pa Tennis Club 200.00 Girl Guides Association NZ (lnc.)-Waiariki Province 500.00 Greerton Senior Citizens' Association (Inc.) 600.00 Hearing Aid Help 200.00 Hearing Association Inc., Whakatane Branch 200.00 Hepatitis B Programme 1,000.00 Hillier Memorial Rehabilitation Centre 500.00 Hurunga Te Rangi Marae Trustees 300.00 IHC 500.00 IHC, Mid Bay of Plenty Branch 500.00 Jackson Park Kindergarten 200.00 Kahanui Village Trust 2,200.00 Kaimai Outdoor Centre Inc. (Aongatete Lodge) 400.00 Kaka Street Special School 400.00 Katikati Amateur Swimming Club 200.00 Katikati Gymnastic Club 200.00 Katikati Olympic Freestyle Wrestling Club 200.00 Katikati Parent Centre 200.00 Katikati Red Cross 200.00 Kauri Point Scouts and Cubs 200.00 Kawerau Branch-NZ Red Cross Society 200.00 Kawerau Branch RSPCA 200.00 Kawerau Eastern BOP Paraplegic and Physically Disabled 500.00 La Leche League, Rotorua 200.00 La Leche League NZ (Opotiki Branch) 200.00 Lake Okareka Rural Fire Fighting Force Inc. 400.00 Lake Rotorua Sea Scouts 200.00 Lake Tarawera Fire Unit 500.00 Lake Taupo Sea Scouts 500.00 Lake Taupo Volunteer Coastguard Association 2,000.00 Lakes High Squash Rackets Club Inc. 200.00 Laughton Street Free Kindergarten Association 200.00 Lions Club of Whakatane Urewera Youth Camp Inc. 200.00 Maatatua Waka 500.00 Maketu Fire Unit Building Fund 200.00 Malfroy Road Care and Craft Centre 750.00 Maori Women's Welfare League 500.00 Maori Women's Welfare League, Matua Branch 200.00 Maori Women's Welfare League, Murupara 300.00 Marriage Guidance, Rotorua 200.00 Marriage Guidance, Tauranga 200.00 Marriage Guidance, Whakatane 200.00 Maunganui Kohanga Reo 200.00 Mount Maunganui Cricket and Hockey Society Inc. 200.00 Mount Playcentre 200.00 Mountain View Primary School PTA 200.00 Murupara Women's Bowling Club 150.00 National Council of Women of New Zealand (Inc.) 200.00 New Zealand Crippled Children Society (Inc.)-Tauranga 1,000.00 New Zealand Girl Guides Association, Bay of Plenty Province 400.00 New Zealand Red Cross Society, Mount Maunganui .. 200.00 New Zealand Society for the Intellectually Handicapped (Inc.) 1,000.00 Nga Tamariki O Te Waiariki, Childcare Trust 300.00 NZ Crippled Children's Society, Rotorua/Taupo District 1,000.00 NZ Hearing Association Inc., Opotiki Sub Branch 200.00 NZ Neurological Foundation 200.00 NZ Red Cross Society Inc.-Whatakane Branch 200.00 NZ Red Cross Society Inc., Rotorua Branch 750.00 NZ Society for the Intellectually Handicapped (Inc.) Eastern BOP 750.00 Ohiwa Residents' and Ratepayers' Assn 250.00 Ohope Beach Christian Camp 500.00 Ohope Junior Soccer Club 200.00 Omokoroa Playcentre 200.00 3184 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Amount Distributed Name of Organisation or Person $ Opotiki Art Society .. 200.00 Opotiki Branch of NZ Red Cross Society Inc. 200.00 Opotiki Community Childcare Centre 200.00 Opotiki Girl Guides Assn 200.00 Opotiki Heritage and Agricultural Society Trust 200.00 Opotiki Land and Rescue 250.00 Opotiki Netball Association 200.00 Opotiki Sub-Branch NZ Society for Intellectually Handicapped 750.00 Opotiki Surf Life Saving Club 1,450.00 Order of St Johns 200.00 Ota kiri School PTA 200.00 Otumoetai Care and Craft 250.00 Otumoetai Cub and Scout Group 200.00 Otumoetai Gym Club 200.00 Otumoetai Kindergarten 200.00 Otumoetai Sports and Recreation Trust Board Gymnasium Club 15,000.00 Otumoetai Tecorians 200.00 Outward Trust of New Zealand Ltd. (Tauranga Branch) 700.00 Pacific Islanders' Fellowship 200.00 Parent to Parent, Tauranga 200.00 Pinehaven Christian Camp Trust, Inc. 200.00 Pipes and Drums 6 Battalion (Hauraki) RNZIR 200.00 Plunket Society 1,000.00 Plunket Society, Eastern BOP-Whakatane 1,000.00 Presbyterian Support Services (Northern) 1,600.00 Prisoners' Aid and Rehabilitation Society of Rotorua District 500.00 Prisoners' Aid and Rehabilitation Society, EBOP 250.00 Pukehina Surf Lifesaving Club 3,000.00 Reporoa College and Community Pool Management Committee 500.00 Rocky Valley Camp 200.00 Rotorua and District Multiple Sclerosis Society 750.00 Rotorua Badminton Club Inc. (Hall Exec. Committee) 200.00 Rotorua Boys' Hockey Board 200.00 Rotorua Branch of National Council of Women of New Zealand 200.00 Rotorua Branch Youth Hostel Assn New Zealand 200.00 Rotorua Budget Advisory Service 300.00 Rotorua Combined Schools' Band 2,000.00 Rotorua District Girls' Brigade 200.00 Rotorua Group Riding for the Disabled 500.00 Rotorua Hearing Association 500.00 Rotorua Hockey Association Inc. 200.00 Rotorua Hockey Sub Association (Junior Board) 200.00 Rotorua Hospital Playgroup 300.00 Rotorua Lakes Volunteer Coastguard Inc. 400.00 Rotorua Parents' Centre 500.00 Rotorua Performing Arts of Competition Society Inc. 500.00 Rotorua Playcentre Association 750.00 Rotorua Plunket Society (Westbrook) 200.00 Rotorua Principals At Risk Finance Committee 400.00 Rotorua Senior Citizens' Association 200.00 Rotorua Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 500.00 Rotorua/Taupo Districts Branch of NZ Crippled Children's Society 1,000.00 Royal New Zealand Plunket Society (lnc.)-Whakatane Sub Branch 200.00 Royal New Zealand Plunket Society (Taupo Branch) 500.00 Royal NZ Foundation for the Blind-Tga Advisory Committee 400.00 Samaritans of Tauranga, Inc. 200.00 Schizophrenia Fellowship Tauranga Branch Inc. 200.00 Scholarship Fund of the BOP Branch of Institute of Registered Music Teachers 200.00 Selwyn Kindergarten Committee 200.00 Southern Cross Sea Scout Group 200.00 SPELD (Bay of Plenty) 200.00 SPELD Eastern BOP 500.00 St Chad's Communication Centre Trust 1,000.00 St Paul's Daycare Centre 200.00 St Thomas Restoration Committee 200.00 St Vincent de Paul Society 200.00 St Vincent de Paul Society 700.00 St Vincent de Paul Society, Kawerau 200.00 St Vincent de Paul Society, Rotorua 300.00 Strathmore Kindergarten Committee 200.00 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3185

Amount Distributed Name of Organisation or Person $ Sunrise Work Co-operative Inc. No. 2 200.00 Tauhara College Parent Teachers' Association 200.00 Taupo and Districts Highland Pipe Band 300.00 Taupo Asthma Society (Inc.) 200.00 Taupo Basketball Association 200.00 Taupo Community Arts Service 200.00 Taupo Community Childcare Trust 200.00 Taupo Diabetic Society 200.00 Taupo Educational Pre-School Trust 700.00 Taupo La Leche League 200.00 Taupo Marriage Guidance 200.00 Taupo Motorcycle Club Inc. 200.00 Taupo Senior Citizens' Association 200.00 Taupo Society of Ballet 200.00 Taupo Tramping Club 200.00 Taupo Nui-a-Tia College Community Marae Project 500.00 Tauranga Art and Craft Centre Inc. 200.00 Tauranga Asthma Society (Inc.) 200.00 Tauranga Boys' and Girls' Agricultural Club 200.00 Tauranga Boys' Choir 200.00 Tauranga Branch N.Z. Prisoners' Aid and Rehabilitation 200.00 Tauranga Branch of New Zealand Red Cross 200.00 Tauranga Budget Advisory Service Inc. 200.00 Tauranga City Silver Brass Band Inc. 200.00 Tauranga Civic Choir 200.00 Tauranga Community Childcare Centre 400.00 Tauranga Diabetic Society 200.00 Tauranga District Group Riding for the Disabled Inc. 500.00 Tauranga Equestrian Sports' Association Inc. 400.00 Tauranga HELP (Inc.) 200.00 Tauranga Homing Pigeon Society 200.00 Tauranga Moana Waka 3,000.00 Tauranga Model Marine and Engineering Club Inc. 200.00 Tauranga Parents' Centre 200.00 Tauranga Performing Arts Competition Society 200.00 Tauranga Photographic Society Inc. 200.00 Tauranga Playcentre Association 200.00 Tauranga Public Library 6,000.00 Tauranga Regional Free Kindergarten Association Inc. 200.00 Tauranga RNZ Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 200.00 Tauranga Solo Parents (Inc.) 200.00 Tauranga Toughlove Parent Support Group 200.00 Tauranga Women's Centre 200.00 Tauranga Women's Refuge 200.00 Te Awanui Maori Women's Welfare League 200.00 Te Hiranui Special School 750.00 Te Kaha Indoor Bowling 150.00 Te Kaumatua-Whanau Ropu 300.00 Te Puke District Youth Trust 200.00 Te Puna Scout Group Committee 200.00 Te Whaiti Maori Women's Welfare League 300.00 Te Whanau Taura Here o Aotearoa ki Rotorua 200.00 Te Whare Aroha o te Humarie Kohanga Reo 200.00 The A Lionell Litt Memorial Educational Trust 200.00 The Hearing Association-Tauranga Branch 400.00 The Parkinsonism Society of N.Z. (Inc.) Bay of Plenty Branch 500.00 The Parkinsonism Society of New Zealand 500.00 The Plunket Society (Katikati Sub-Branch) 200.00 The Rotorua Continuing Care Trust 5,000.00 The Royal New Zealand Plunket Society Inc. (Tauranga Branch) 600.00 Tirohanga School Committee 200.00 Titoki Healing Centre 1,000.00 Tutarawananga Te Kohanga Reo 200.00 Upton Playground 200.00 VIC 200.00 Waiariki Regional Council-Maori Women's Welfare League 500.00 Waihau Bay Volunteer Coastguard Inc. 200.00 Waimana Maori Wardens' Sub Assn. 250.00 Waimana Rural Fire Party 250.00 Welcome Bay Care and Craft Centre 250.00 3186 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Amount Distributed Name of Organisation or Person $ Welcome Bay Sports and Recreation Association (Inc.) 500.00 Western Bay of Plenty Branch of Care and Craft Centres 250.00 Western Bay of Plenty Paraplegic and Physically Disabled 400.00 Western BOP Division of the Arthritis Foundation of NZ (Inc.) 200.00 Western Heights Primary School 200.00 Whakatane and District Museum Board of Control 1,500.00 Whakatane Branch of the Royal New Zealand SPCA 200.00 Whakatane Budget Advisory Service 200.00 Whakatane Citizens' Brass Band 300.00 Whakatane Community Childcare Centre 500.00 Whakatane Crippled Children Society 800.00 Whakatane Croquet Club Inc. 150.00 Whakatane District Community Arts Council 300.00 Whakatane Endurance Ride Assn 200.00 Whakatane Parents' Centre 200.00 Whakatane Scottish Pipe Band (Inc.) 300.00 Whakatane Society of Arts and Crafts Inc. 200.00 Whakatane Surf Life Saving Club 1,450.00 Young Classical Musicians' Society, Tauranga 200.00 Youth Hostels Assn of New Zealand Inc.-Tauranga Branch 200.00 YWCA of Rotorua Incorporated 500.00 Wanganui Mayoral Flood Relief Fund 750.00 Taranaki Mayoral Flood Relief Fund 375.00 $146,075.00 gn9568 Trust Bank Canterbury Community Trust

Trustee Banks Restructuring Act 1988

Income and Expenditure Account for the Year Ended 31 March 1990 1990 1989 Note $ $ Income- Dividend 1,332,500 Interest 56,940 Other 100 Total income 1,389,540 Expenditure- Audit fees 1,392 750 Advertising 7,051 Distribution expenses 4,342 Other expenses 2,627 2,782 Secretarial fees 10,125 Trustees expenses 3,880 2,598 Trustees fees 30,200 18,950 Total expenditure 59,617 25,080 Net surplus (deficit) before grants 1,329,923 (25,080) Less grants 5 990,700 Net surplus (deficit) transferred to trust fund $339,223 ($25,080)

(The notes to the financial statement form part of and are to be read in conjunction with this income and expenditure account.) Balance Sheet as at 31 March 1990 1990 1989 Note $ $ Trust funds- Balance 1 April 1989 56,209,920 56,235,000 Net surplus (deficit) for year 339,223 (25,080) Balance 31 March 1990 $56,549,143 $56,209,920 Represented by: Current assets- Sundry debtors and accruals 3,822 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3187

1990 1989 Note $ $ Trust Bank Canterbury Limited­ On call deposits 184,734 Term deposits 200,000 Total current assets 388,556 Less current liabilities- Grants approved not yet paid 5 40,600 Sundry creditors 12,753 10,737 Trust Bank Canterbury Limited-current account 21,060 14,343 Total current liabilities 74,413 25,080 Working capital 314,143 (25,080) Add long-term assets­ Investments- Shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited 2 56,235,000 56,235,000 Net assets $56,549,143 $56,209,920

Signed on behalf of the Board of Trustees: V. S. BUCK, Chairperson. I. D. HOWELL, Trustee. Dated this 22nd day of May 1990. (The notes to the financial statement form part of and are to be read in conjunction with this balance sheet.) Statement of Cash Flows for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 1990 1989 $ $ Cash flows from operating activities Cash was provided from: Dividends from Trust Bank New Zealand Limited 1,332,500 Interest on investments 53,139 Other 100 1,385,739 Cash was disbursed to: Suppliers of goods and services 24,872 5,293 Trustees .. 32,750 9,050 Grants to the community 950,100 1,007,722 (14,343) Net cash flows from operating activities 378,017 (14,343) Cash flows from investing activities- Cash was provided from- Sale of shares 10,288,000 Cash was applied to- Investment in shares 10,288,000 Investment in Trust Bank Canterbury-term deposit 200,000 Net cash flows from investing activities (200,000) Net increase (decrease) in cash held 178,017 (14,343) Add cash at 1 April 1989 (14,343) Cash at 31 March 1990 $163,674 ($14,343) Represented by: Call deposits 184,734 Current account balance (21,060) (14,343) $163,674 ($14,343)

Notes to the Financial Statements for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 1. Statement of Accounting Policies General Accounting Policies The general accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are: - The measurement base adopted is the historical cost basis. - Reliance has been placed on the fact that the entity is a going concern. - The matching of revenues earned and expenses incurred using accrual accounting except that dividend income is accounted for on a receipts basis. 3188 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Particular Accounting Policies The following are the particular accounting policies which have a material effect on the measurement of results and financial position: (a) Dividend income: Dividend income from Trust Bank New Zealand Limited is included in the income and expenditure account when it is received. (b) Grants: Grants made are included in the income and expenditure account when approved by the trustees. (c) Investments: Shares held in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited are stated at cost. (d) Changes in Accounting Policies-Grants made are included in the income and expenditure account when approved by the trustees. Previously grants were included when paid. The effect of this change in policy in the current year is to increase grants by $40,600. With this exception there have been no changes in the above accounting policies which have been applied on bases consistent with those used in the previous year. 2. Investments Shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited (32 500 000 ordinary shares of $1 each, fully paid, being 32.5 percent of the total issued capital). ' Trust Bank Canterbury Community Trust has not equity accounted for this investment, as recommended by SSAP8 issued by the New Zealand Society of Accountants, as the trust does not have significant influence over Trust Bank New Zealand Limited, at this time. 3.Taxation For taxation purposes the trust is deemed to be a charitable organisation. Its income is not subject to taxation. 4. Goods and Services Tax The trust is not registered for goods and services tax purposes. Accordingly these financial statements are stated on a G.S.T. Inclusive basis. 5. Grants $ Total grants approved in the year ended 31 March 1990 990,700 Less grants paid in the year ended 31 March 1990 950,100 Grants approved but unpaid as at 31 March 1990 $40,600

The names of persons and organisations to whom distributions of income have been made by the community trust under section 21 of the Trustee Banks Restructuring Act 1988 during the financial year and the amounts distributed are shown in the appendix to the financial statements. A full list is available on application to the secretary of the community trust. Auditors' Report to the Members of the Trust Bank Canterbury Community Trust We have audited the financial statements in accordance with accepted auditing standards, and have carried out such procedures as we considered necessary. In our opinion the financial statements give, using the historical cost method, a true and fair view of the financial position of the trust as at 31 March 1990 and the results of its activities and cash flows for the year ended on that date. DELOITTE ROSS TOHMATSU, Chartered Accountants. Christchurch, New Zealand. Dated this 28th day of May 1989. Summary of 1989 Grants Allocation Canterbury Marlborough Nelson Total $ $ $ $ Education 64,800 26,435 26,200 117,435 Economic/employment 68,000 2,300 70,300 Music and cultural 39,350 1,250 19,100 59,700 Medically, physically and intellectually handicapped 101,250 4,665 4,600 110,515 Infants and children 66,200 2,000 6,700 74,900 Hospitals and medical 91,000 28,000 25,800 144,800 Youth 56,000 4,000 4,500 64,500 Sport and recreation 47,300 5,100 5,000 57,400 Welfare and social services 117,500 8,700 8,700 134,900 Miscellaneous 136,950 5,350 3,200 145,500 Unallocated 10,750 10,750 $788,350 $85,500 $116,850 $990,700 gn9525 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3189 Trust Bank Eastern and Central Community Trust Inc.

Trustee Banks Restructuring Act 1988

Income and Expenditure Account for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 1990 1989 Note $ $ Income- Dividends 2 356,700 Interest 11,372 Other income 22 Total income 368,072 22 Less expenditure- Advertising 5,161 ACC levy 378 Auditors' fees 630 200 Consultancy fees 1,703 Other expenses 53 173 Secretarial costs 360 Trustees' fees 17,011 16,160 Travelling expenses 1,461 2,736 Total expenditure 26,757 19,269 Net income before community payments 341,315 (19,247) Less- Donations- General 162,100 Special 27,850 National 1,305 Bursaries 22,000 213,255 Net profit transferred to the trust fund $128,060 ($19,247)

(The notes to the financial statements form part of and are to be read in conjunction with the above account.) Balance Sheet as at 31 March 1990 1990 1989 Note $ $ Trust funds- Balance as at 1 April 1989 11,790,852 Funds introduced 11,810,100 Net income for year 128,060 (19,248) Balance, 31 March 1990 $11,918,912 $11,790,852 Represented by Current assets- Trust Bank Central Limited-current account 1,003 (13,453) Deposits 102,632 Sundry debtors and accruals 974 100 Total current assets 104,609 (13,353) Less current liabilities- Sundry creditors 3,406 5,795 Bursaries 1,000 Total current liabilities 4,406 5,795 Working capital 100,203 (19,148) Add long-term assets- Investments 8,709 Shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited 3 11,810,000 11,810,000 Net assets $11,918,912 $11,790,852

Signed on behalf of the board of trustees: T. K. STEWART, Chairperson. N. J. TOOMEY, Trustee. Dated this 28th day of May 1990. (The notes to the financial statements form part of and are to be read in conjunction with this balance sheet.) 3190 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150 Statement of Cash Flows for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 1990 1989 $ $ Cash flows from operating activities- Cash was provided from: Dividend from Trust Bank New Zealand Limited 356,700 Interest on investments 10,531 Other 100 22 Cash was disbursed to: Suppliers of goods and services (7,979) (2,910) Trustees .. (22,605) (10,565) Grants to the community (189,950) Bursaries (21,000) Net cash flows from operating activities 125,797 (13,453) Cash flows from investing activities­ Cash was provided from: Sale of shares Sale of other investment 4,964,000 Cash was applied to: Investment in shares (4,964,000) Investment in other assets (8,709) Net cash flows from investing activities (8,709) Cash flows from financing activities­ Cash was provided from: Cash was applied to: Net cash flows from financing activities Net increase (decrease) in cash held 117,088 (13,453) Add cash at 1 April 1989 (13,453) Cash at 31 March 1990 $103,635 ($13,453)

Notes to the Financial Statements for the Period Ended 31 March 1990

1. Statement of Accounting Policies

General Accounting Policies

The general accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are:

- The measurement base adopted is the historical cost basis.

- Reliance has been placed on the fact that the entity is a going concern.

- The matching of revenues earned and expenses incurred using accrual accounting except that dividend income is accounted for on a receipts basis.

Particular Accounting Policies

The following are the particular accounting policies which have a material effect on the measurement of results and financial position:

(a) Dividend Income: Dividend income from Trust Bank New Zealand Limited is included in the income and expenditure account when it is received.

(b) Grants: Grants made are included in the income and expenditure account when paid.

(c) Investments: Shares held in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited are stated at cost.

Changes in Accounting Policies

There have been no changes in accounting policy. All policies have been consistently applied.

2. Dividends $ Dividends received from Trust Bank New Zealand Limited­ Final dividend for year ended 31 March 1989 287,100 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3191

$ Interim dividend for year ended 31 March 1990 69,600 $356,700

3. Investments Shares in Trust Bank New Zealand Limited (8 700 000) ordinary shares of $1 each, fully paid $11,810,000

4. Taxation For taxation purposes the trust is deemed to be a charitable trust. Its income is not subject to taxation. 5. Goods and Services Tax The trust is not registered for Goods and Services Tax purposes. Accordingly these financial statements are stated on a G.S.T. inclusive basis. Auditors' Report to the Trustees of the Trust Bank Eastern and Central Community Trust Incorporated We have audited the financial statements in accordance with accepted auditing standards, and have carried out such procedures as we considered necessary. In our opinion the financial statements give, using the historical cost method, a true and fair view of the financial position of the trust as at 31 March 1990 and the results of its activities and cashflows for the period ended on that date. DENT ROBERTSON & PARTNERS, Chartered Accountants. Hastings. Dated this 30th day of May 1990. Schedule of Distributions of Income by Way of Grants for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 Amount Region $ General donations­ Gisborne 23,450 Wairoa 4,550 Napier 27,150 Hastings 36,650 Central Hawke's Bay 7,150 Dannevirke 4,400 Palmerston North 22,850 Feilding 7,000 Levin 10,300 Pahiatua 4,200 Masterton 9,900 Carterton 4,500 Total $162,100 Special donations­ Hawke' s Bay 10,000 Palmerston North 17,850 Total $27,850 National disaster relief­ Wanganui 435 Taranaki 870 Total $1,305

An itemised list of all donations is available, free of charge from the Secretary at P.O. Box 348, Hastings. gn9524 3192 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

The ASB Trusts 1990

Financial Statement for the Period Ended 31 March 1990 THE ASB lRUSIS Chairperson's Report

In the second year of operation, the Trusts have PRESENT NEEDS AND FUTURE BENEFICIARIES RESERVES increased in experience and effectiveness. Policies Trustees are required to balance the needs of The dividend declared by ASB Bank Limited last developed in the first year have provided a firm present and future beneficiaries of each Trust. year represented 40% of its profit. The remaining foundation for future growth. Together, the two Provision has therefore been made to preserve the 60% was retained and provides an automatic Trusts have made 575 donations totalling $13.4 capital of each one, but after such provision, and reserve by adding value to the Trust's share of the million for the benefit of the people of the meeting expenses, almost all the income has been asset. No further reserves have been created in the Auckland and Northland regions. Last year the distributed in the year in which it was earned. Trust's accounts. region hosted the Commonwealth Games and the EXPENSES have been held to 2. I 7% in the DONATIONS 1990 commemoration ceremonies at Waitangi. Charitable Trust and 5.37% in the other. That is Every one of the 208 donations from this Trust The Trusts supported both these events. The equal to 2.83% for the combined Trusts. was important to the organisation or community ASB Bank Community Trust granted $2 million to that received it, and also to the Trust. Media participating sporting groups for equipment to be STAFFING - the business of the Trusts is managed interest inevitably tends to focus on the larger used at the Games, donated the Commonwealth by six highly committed and well qualified staff. donations, but the Trustees also take a lot of Quilt, and donated $ I 10,000 to the Kaupapa Waka I wish to record my thanks to John Spicer, the interest in the small ones. to provide tents and other equipment for the Secretary Manager, for the prof~ssionalism and The larger donations from the ASB Bank paddlers of the canoes from this region which efficiency with which he administers the Trusts, Community Trust went, in general, to museums, attended W aitangi. All of those things, and the and to all the staff for their support. maraes, recreational and cultural projects. All the venues that were upgraded with the Trusts' help, ALLENDALE - Hon. David Caygill, the Minister of organisations receiving them showed evidence of will be useful for many years. Finance, opened the Trusts' headquarters at 50 substantial community support for their project The work of the Trusts is almost equally divided Ponsonby Road in October 1989. The building is a before the Trust was approached for assistance. between concern for the investment and business practical answer to our accommodation needs. It is side of the operations, and considering applications also beautiful. Those who need to visit it have ASB CHARITABLE TRUST for donations. enjoyed being there. Allendale has a 'B' INVESTMENT POLICIES In my first report I referred to the duty of classification from the Historic Places Trust. prudence which is required of Trustees. A degree Diversification of investments has been of judgement is required which is more than PUBLIC INFORMATION achieved by a spread of funds management, asset conservatism. The Trustees have kept that duty in Each Trust continues to inform the public of its type, and currencies. Five fund managers have been appointed, each of whom manages $ 50 mind, both in investment policy and while activities through appropriate news releases, million on behalf of the Trust. A lesser amount is considering donations. I think that caution has publication of annual accounts and donations lists, managed by the Trust's staff. Funds are invested in remained uppermost, but our actions have not been and newsletters. Three newsletters were issued in cash deposits, bonds and equities, in New Zealand devoid of imagination. Approximately two-thirds of the 1989-90 year. Lists of donations are released and off-shore. the Trusts' income has been donated to projects every six months. The Trust has instructed its fund managers to which will make a difference to the whole region. DONATIONS POLICIES follow conservative investment policies, consistent The ASB Trusts have been in operation for only The ASB Trusts distributed $13.4 million to the with a reasonable income return. two years but it has already been necessary to Auckland/Northland region in their second year of Our investment objectives, in descending reflect upon their relationship with the community operation. In addition $ I 00,000 was donated to the priority, are:• and the Government. Clearly, the Trusts should Cyclone Ofa appeal. • To preserve the capital, and increase it if assist the disadvantaged and we have also supported Nevertheless, it was not possible to meet all possible education, health and social service initiatives. I do requests. Declining a request does not imply a • Minimise risk not think, however, that the Trusts should take over judgement on the organisation making it; usually • Provide an adequate return responsibilities which belong to central or local it reflects the fact that our resources are not • Maintain appropriate liquidity government, nor should they habitually rush in endless. When considering a request, Trustees bear The return on capital during the ten months of ahead of the community to support causes or in mind the following matters (in descending order this Trust's existence was 11. 75% per annum, initiatives which cannot demonstrate a credible level of priority) before expenses. of support from elsewhere. • The applicant's need measured against available RESERVES Dependence is another issue. Modest help with resources The market value of our investments is running costs may be provided, especially to • Applicants' ability and potential to help themselves constantly changing. At balance date it was voluntary organisations, but in general the Trusts do • The potential community benefit not make donations for purposes such as salaries. adverse to the extent of 3.4% of invested capital. A donation is not always disbursed as soon as it That would encourage a degree of dependence Therefore, we have reserved a matching amount is committed. It is usually paid when the project which could well fill every list with "regulars" and out of income as a provision for investment needs it. Proof of progress is sometimes required. leave no room for new applicants. So far, the Trusts fluctuations. We expect this to vary each year, These timing differences between commitment and sometimes positive, sometimes negative. In have preferred to support finite projects to which disbursement reflect the Trusts' cautious approach, addition, fifty per cent of the Trust's net income the applicants themselves have donated resources in and enable extra income to be earned for the was transferred to capital reserve leaving terms of money and energy. benefit of a wider group of beneficiaries. $8,438,000 available for distribution. The extent of voluntary community effort in the region can be a matter of pride to us all. The CONCLUSION DONATIONS Trustees are enormously encouraged by it and the On 31st May the terms of appointment of four The work of this Trust was primarily concerned ASB Trusts are usually ready, indeed eager, to Trustees: George Hawkins, Frank Knipe, Agnes with the support of education, health, voluntary respond to it. Tuisamoa and Judith Bassett expired. All were associations who assist the disadvantaged and with reappointed. During the year, Dame Catherine projects which benefit young people in the region. TWO TRUSTS Tizard's appointment as Governor General was The list speaks for itself. The Trust made 367 Last year I referred to the formation of the ASB announced and W aari Ward-Holmes, our deputy donations and nearly three-quarters of the total Charitable Trust in May 1989. chairman, was appointed to a Fellowship of the NZ amount granted went to regional projects. Some of In order to comply with the requirements of the Society of Accountants. The Trustees congratulate them lay the foundation for important future Inland Revenue Department, the ASB Bank Dame Catherine and Mr. Ward-Holmes on these development - e.g. the donation to the Royal New Community Trust and the ASB Charitable Trust honours. Zealand Foundation for the Blind to build a guide must be separJte entities. Their separate identities I wish to add my personal thanks to all Trustees dog unit at Homai. This, we hope, will go a long are reflected in the structure of this report and in for the application of detail and the imagination way towards providing mobility for people in this the accounts. The graphs illustrate their relative size which they have brought to their work. This has region who presently do not have that freedom. (the Charitable Trust holds 75% of the aggregate been a full, and I believe a positive year for the So, in its way, will the donation to assist the work capital) and their differing roles. Trusts. of the Phobic Trust. One of the largest donations The Charitable Trust confines its donations to in the list went to Odyssey House, an organisation organisations which are certified as tax exempt for ASB BANK with a long and credible track record in the charitable purposes because they fall within the treatment of drug and substance abuse. For years narrower legal definition of 'charity'. The ASB Bank COMMUNilY TRUST now Odyssey has been seeking a suitable home and Community Trust's Deed enables it to respond to it gave the Trust considerable satisfaction to be organisations which are of benefit to the people of The sole asset of this Trust is its 2 5% able to assist it to achieve that fundamental goal. Auckland and Northland but which may not be shareholding in ASB Bank Limited. recognised as charitable by the Inland Revenue Dividends of $5.865 million and interest of Department. In practice this shows up in the $246,000 represented a 9.19% return on average profiles of donations - the Community Trust capital invested, before expenses. The relationship gives a larger proportion of its grants to recreational of the Trust, the minority shareholder, with the projects, especially those which may benefit young majority shareholder, the Commonwealth Bank of Judith Bassett, M. A. LLB people. Australia, is excellent. Chairperson 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3193

ASB BANK COMMUNilY TRUST Notes to the Financial StatenJents FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH, 1990. Statement of Income and Expenditure I, STATEMENTOFACCOUNllNGl'OUCIES FOR THE YEAR EN'6ED 31 MARCH, 1990. The ASS Bank Community Trust f'the Trust'') was formed on 30 May 1988 through the creation of a trust deed in compbance with the Trustee Banks Restructuring /v::t 1988. Under the terms of the trust deed the Trust was 1990 1989 lfflled with 60 milbon $1 fully paid ordbwy shares In ASB BUik Limited representing 100% of the issued NOil; $000 $000 apiul. Subooquendy 45 mlDlon wre, """' ,old. INCOME Dividends 5,865 539 Gl!NEIIAL Aa.'OUMlNG l'OUCIES Interest 246 34 lbe rneuuremen1 bub adopted is that ofhiltorical cost adjusted for the revaluation of certain usets. Reliance ls placed on the fact that the Trust is a going concnn. Accrual accounting is used to match Income and expenditure. 6,111 573 EXPEND fill RE PAR11CUIAR Aa.'OUMlNG POUOES Audit II Depreciation 9 Investments are valued at the net tangible asset b.cking as disclosed in the latest published accounts. Any Interest 16 -revaluation diffe~ is transk~ to an investment revaluation reserve. Legal J Occupancy 9 Fixed Asseb are valued at cost less accumuJated depreciation. Other Operating 46 --Depndadon Public Information 41 Office equipment and furniture are depreciated on a diminishing value basis. Staff 113 49 Taxaaon Taxation includes both current and deferred tu. Deferred tax is calculated using the liability method. Trustees: Fees 68 58 DMdendo Experue, __13 7 Divklrnds are recognised as income when they .uc received by the Trust. 329 127 Donadoao Surplus before Taxation and Extraordinary Item 5,782 446 Donations are accounted for as they arc distributed or committed to be distributed to eligible organisations as Taxation 75 51 approved by the Trustees excepc that where donations approved are payable over a number of accounting periods the furure donations payM>lt are accounted for in the year in which they are paid. 5,707 395 a..ngamAax.mdngl'oHda Extraordinary Item 118,824 Fonnerly Investments were included at their value on the date they were received pursuant to the Trustee Banks Surplus for allocation 124,531 395 Ratructurlng Act. 1988. The method of nluing investments has bttn changed and they are now included at DISTRIBUTIONS their net tangible asset backing as dbdosed in the latest av~ publisbNt accounts of the investee company. The Trustees consider th.it this method more fairly reflects the underlying value ofthe Investment. The effect of Donations 5,198 338 this is to increase the value of the investment in 1989 by SI 17.282,0CN) and to reduce the capital gain on sale by ASB Charitable T rwt I 18,824 124,022 $87,961,000ln 1990. Undistributed Surplus for the Period 509 57 Undistributed Surplus Brought Forward 57 1990 1989 Undistributed Surplus Carried Forward 566 57 $000 $000 The attached notes form part of and are to be read in conjunction with these financial statements. 2. TAXATION Surplus before Tax.ation 5,782 446 Statanent ef Cash Rows FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH, 1990. Add/D,duc, Non-t>educttble Expenditure 283 1990 1989 Dividend Imputation Credit 2,889 209 $000 $000 ~ CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVmES 8,954 655 Cash was dbbursed to: Tu.i.tion Payable 2,964 260 Payments to supplien, Trustees and employees (285) (126) Dividend lmpumion Credit 2,889 209 Taxes Paid (77) 75 51 Donations paid to Charities (4,634) ___ii_!!) Net cash outflows for Operating activities (4,996) ~) 3. EXTRAORDINARY ITEM The extraordinary item rq,resenu the profit, CASH FLOWS FROM INVl511NG ACTIVmES nee of tax, on disposal of75%of the Trust's Cash was provided from: shareholding in ASB Bank Limited to the Dividends Received 5,865 539 Commonwealth Bank of Australia. 252,000 Interest Received on Deposits ~ JO Gross sale proceeds te,,, r,;,po..l Expe""" 214 6,114 569 Book value of lnve:sunent 132,962 Cash was applied to: I 18,824 Cash Outflow For Office Equipment etc __Q!.2) __(I) Net Cash Flows from Investing Activities 5,797 568 DlSfRIBtmON TO ASB CHARITABLE TRUST From Income 118,824 CASH FLOWS FROM FINANONG Ac:nvmF.S FromCi.pital 132,962 Cash was provided from: 251,786 Proceeds from sale or ASB shares 252,000 Cash was applied co: 4. lllUST CAPITAL Donation to ASB Charitable Trust (252,000) Opening Balance 177,282 Settlement of ASB Bank shares 177,282 Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities NU T ransFer to ASB Charitable Truse 132.%2 in Cash Held Net Increase 801 324 44,320 177,282 Add Opening Cash Brought Forward 124 Ending Cash Carried Forward 1,125 324 s. INVESTMENT Book value of shares in ASB Bank Limited 44,320 177.282 Investment Rnalui.tion 4,827 Balance Sheet AS AT 31 MARCH, 1990. 49,147 177,282

1990 1989 6. FIXEDMSEIS $000 $000 Office Equipment md Furniture TRUST FUNDS Co,t ll2 Trutt Capital 44,321 I 77,282 Accumulated Depreciation 20 Investment Revaluation Reserve 4,827 Net Book Value 112 I Undistributed Surplus 566 57 49,714 177,139 7. COMMITMENTS LIABILmF.S In addition to the commined donations there is i. future ltability or S 1.1 36.200 for donations which are payable Overdraft (unsecured) 25 44 in the yei.n I Aprt1 l990to 31 M.udi 1992. Tbese are not shown on the Balan~Sheet. Creditors 57 2 Committed Donations 781 220 Taxation ~ 51 Report ef the Auditors to the Trustees ef 914 317 ASB &4NK COMMUNilY TRUST 50,628 177,656

We hi.ve exi.mined the accompanying balance sheet, statement of income and expenditure i.nd sti.temcnt or lnvestM~nts 49,147 177,282 cashftows and hi.ve obtained all the information and explanations we hi.ve required. We are of the opinion that Fixed Assets 312 proper i.ccounring records hi.ve been kept by the Trust. ASB Charitable Trust 9 We are of the opinion thi.t the bala.nce sheet, statement of income i.nd expenditure and statement or Short Term Deposits 1,150 168 c.uhflows are properly drawn up and give. on an historical cost basis, adjusted by the revaluation or cenain Debtors JO 5 i.ssets. a true and Fair view of the fin.1naal position of the Trust a.s at 3 I March 1990 and its results i.nd c.uhflow 50,628 177,656 For the ten months ended on that d.ne.

TRUSTEE TRUSTEE Wuri G. Ward-Holmes /unt' 8 1990 KPMG Peat Marwiclt lbe attached notes fonn part of and are to be read in con;unction with these financial statements. AUCKUND CHAltTEAED ACCOUNTANTS 3194 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Community Services 500 Donations Approved in the twelve months Girls' Brigade - South Papatoetoe 200 ended 31 March 1990. ASB COMMUNIIY IRUST South Auckland Region Girls' Brigade 2,000 Green Meadows Intermediate School 4,000 He Oranga Matakite 5,000 High Street Social & Sports Club 1,000 James Cook High School 6,200 Kawakawa Bay Boating Club Inc. 5,000 Mangere BMX Club 3,000 AUCKLAND $ Mangere Centre Park Sports Association 1,000 Mangere Town Association Football Club 1,000 Auckland Adult literacy Scheme 1,000 Manukau City Holiday Camp Trust 500 Auckland Old Folks Association 1,500 Manukau Marching Girls' Association 1,600 Auckland Water Safety Association 30,000 Manukau New Life Christian Centre 2,000 Auckland Youth Symphonic Band 1,000 Manukau Volunteer Coast Guard Inc. 17,000 Auckland Youth Theatre Inc. 1,500 Maraetai Beachland St. John Building Project 14,000 Auckland Concert Band Inc. 500 Otahuhu United Association 2,000 Auckland Youth Choir 500 Pakuranga Arts Society Inc. 50,000 Auckland Youth Orchestra 1,000 Palm Beach Progressive Association 2,700 Children in Hospital liaison Group 5,000 Papatoetoe light Opera Club Inc. 3,900 Church and Community of St James 2,500 Papatoetoe Neighbourhood Support 1,000 Duke of Edinburgh's Award - Auckland 2,500 Royal New Zealand Plunket Society - Papatoetoe 14,000 Eastern Bays Combined Community Committees 5,000 Samoan Fa'afouina Trust 13,000 Girls' Brigade (NZ) Inc. Auckland Central Region 2,000 Second Manurewa Scout Group 400 Grey Lynn Senior Citizens' Club Inc 1,000 South Auckland Choral Society - Papakura 600 Knox Community Centre 8,000 South Auckland Sport & Recreation Club Inc. 4,000 Mercury Theatre Auckland Trust Board 40,000 St George's Papatoetoe Scout Group 3,000 Metropolitan YMCA of Auckland 10,000 Te Kopuiu Taonga Ki Otara Trust 14,000 Mt Albert Youth Orchestra 600 Weymouth Scout Group 9,000 Mt Eden Tennis Club Inc. 5,000 Wiri Community House 5,500 Navy league of NZ - Auckland Branch 1,000 Youth For Christ South Auckland 500 Ngati Whatua of Orakei Maori Trust Board 390,000 NZ Suzuki Institute Auckland Branch 500 MANUKAU TOTAL 204,350 Okahu Bay Outrigger Canoe Club 20,000 Piping and Dancing Assn of NZ - Auckland Centre 8,000 Ponsonby Senior Citizens' Club Inc 1,500 Pt Chevalier Senior Citizens' Assn. Inc. 1,500 NORTHLAND $ Royal Oak Scout Group 750 Society of St Vincent de Paul 10,000 Bay of Islands Community Recreation Centre 200,000 St Aidan's Scout Group 4,000 Bay of Islands Garden Club 650 St Matthew's Chamber Orchestra Inc. 600 Bay of Islands SPCA 500 Theatre Unlimited 1,000 Dargaville High School 500 Waiheke Scottish Country Dance Club 800 Dominion Marae Trustees 5,000 Waiheke Island Senior Citizens 1,500 Doubtless Bay Cubs & Scouts 2,000 Youth for Christ Auckland 500 Far North Regional Museum 80,000 Youthtown Police & Citizens' Club Inc. 9,000 Far North Scout Association 750 First Ruakaka Scout Group 2,000 AUCKLAND TOTAL 569,250 Kaikohe Gymnastic Club 3,000 Kaitaia Gymnastic Club 400 Kawakawa•Towai Mission District Vestry Com. 3,600 Kenana Te Ranginui Marae 58,000 FRANKLIN $ KeriKeri Tennis Club Inc. 10,000 Mataitaua Marae Committee 20,000 Bombay Scout Group 5,000 Maungaturoto Boy Scout & Cub Association 2,500 Church By The Seashore 500 Maunu School 1,500 Jane Gifford Restoration Committee 8,000 Mid-North Budgeting 200 Mauku Primary School 400 Mt Manaia Bowling Club 10,000 Ngahau E Wha O Pukekohe Society Inc. 36,000 Ngatim1nawa Ladies Committee 40,000 Onewhero Amateur Swimming Club 1,000 Northern Wairoa Pistol Club Inc. 1,000 Pukekohe Netball Assn. Inc. 5,000 Northland Association for Mental Health Inc. 1,000 Royal NZ Plunket Society (Inc.) - Franklin 500 Northland Youth Theatre 1,000 South Auckland Performing Arts Competition Soc. 1,000 Opua Residents' Association 24,000 Southern Music Makers JOO Otamatea Marae Committee 38,000 Sunset Coast Waiuku 1,000 Paihia Scout Group 5,200 FRANKLIN TOTAL 58,700 Paihia Tennis Club Inc. 5,000 Pataua Outdoor Education & Recreation Trust 600 Rangiawhia Outdoor Education Centre 6,500 Redhill Methodist Camp Trust 2,500 MANUKAU $ Russell Scout Group 500 Schizophrenia Fellowship, Northland 600 I st Manurewa Girls' Brigade 250 Te Kowhai Print Trust 50,000 Auckland District Kidney Society 5,000 Tikipunga Swimming Pool Inc. 2,000 Auckland Refugee Forum (Steering Committee) 1,500 Tinopai Wharf Action Committee 5,000 Auckland Wheelchair Basketball league 3,500 Victoria Valley War Memorial 10,000 Bucklands Beach Playcentre 1,000 Waikare Marae Maori Committee 17,500 Captain Musik Air Scouts 5,000 Waima Sports Club 50,000 Choral Society - Pakuranga 500 Whangarei Accommodation for Youth Trust 10,000 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3195

Whangarei Amateur Operatic & Dramatic Society 25,000 Te Atatu Maori Evangelical Fellowships Youth Dept. 500 Whangarei BMX Club 1,000 Te Atatu Senior Citizens' Club Inc. 1,500 Whangarei Heads Citizens Association Inc. 5,500 W.E.A. Adult Literacy Programme (West Auckland) 1,500 Whangarei Model Engineering Club 1,000 West Auckland Adult Reading Assistance Prog. 500 Whangarei Municipal Silver Band Inc. 10,000 WAITAKERE TOTAL I 7,700 Whangarei Special Olympics 2,200 Whangarei Youth Orchestra 600 Whangaroa Ladies Centennial Project 4,000 Yugoslav Social Club 5,300 REGIONAL (AUCKLAND & NORTHLAND REGIONS) $ NORTHLAND TOTAL 725,600 28th Maori Battalion (NZ) Association 1,000 NORTH SHORE $ Ark Trust (At Risk Kids) 20,000 Aged, Widowed, Invalid Beneficiaries' Assn. 1,500 Auckland I 990 Trust 59,529 Air Cadet League of NZ, Auckland District 2,000 Auckland City Art Gallery 70,000 Awataha Marae 500,000 Auckland National Dancing Teachers' & Judges' Assoc. 600 Devonport Historical & Museum Society 2,000 Auckland Medical Research Foundation 24,000 Girl Guide Association, North Shore Province 3,000 Auckland Performing Arts Competition Society 2,500 Girls' Brigade (NZ) Inc. - North Shore Region 1,000 Auckland Provincial Council of Senior Citizens 1,500 Glenfield Senior Citizens' Club 1,500 Auckland Secondary Art Association 2,144 Glenfield Women's Community Health Co-op 1,000 Centre For Continuing Education - Auckland University 363 Greenhithe Hall & Social Club Inc. 8,000 Chase Stadium Trust (now ASB Stadium) 1,000,000 Mairangi Players 1,000 Commonwealth Quilt 29,800 North Harbour Hockey Trust 25,000 Cyclone OFA Appeal 100,000 North Shore Hospital Auxiliary 2,000 History Dept, University of Auckland 500 North Shore Old Folks' Association 1,500 Jean Batten Memorial Fund 20,000 North Shore Old People's Welfare Council Inc. 7,200 Kaupapa Waka I 10,624 North Shore Operatic Society Inc. 2,500 Lifeline Interchurch Counselling Service 108,000 North Shore Youth Orchestra Trust Inc. 400 NZ Aids Foundation - Auckland Branch 25,000 Northcote Senior Citizens Association Inc. 1,500 NZ Maritime Trust 40,000 Sunnynook Cubs & Scouts 10,000 NZ Principals' Federation Auckland 5,000 T.S. Bellona Sea Cadets 1,000 NZ Red Cross Society - Auckland Centre 12,000 Torbay Senior Citizens' Club Inc. 1,500 NZ Society of Protection of Home & Family 5,000 Wairau Valley Special School 1,200 Royal Forest & Bird Protection Soc. of NZ Inc. 600 United World Colleges in NZ Inc. 3,000 NORTH SHORE TOTAL 574,800 Volunteer Action Centre 6,000 Working Women's Resource Centre 10,000 XIVTH Commonwealth Games Ltd. 2,154,814 Zoocare 33,975 PAPAKURA $ REGIONAL TOTAL 3,845,949 Glenbrook Vintage Railway Charitable Trust Board 3,000 Papakura Athletic Club 150,000 GRAND TOTAL $6,334,509 Papakura City Association F.C. 10,000 Papakura Radio Club Inc. 500 Our commitment to pay is spread over the years Papakura Theatre Club 1,000 I st April 1989 to 3 I st March 1990 5,198,309 Roadsafe Foundation Trust 20,000 I st April 1990 to 3 I st March I 99 I I, I 32,200 Umupuia Marae Trust 129,000 I st April 1991 to 3 I st March 1992 4,000 PAPAKURA TOTAL 313,500 $6,334,509

RODNEY $

Edenvale Home Trust Board 5,000 Kaukapakapa Scout Group 2,000 Manly Sailing Club 7,000 Orewa Sea Scouts 1,000 Orewa Theatre Trust 5,000 Silverdale Tennis Club 3,500 Waitoki Public Hall Society Inc. 1,160 RODNEY TOTAL 24,660

WAITAKERE $

Edmonton Senior Citizens' Club Inc. 1,500 Glen Eden Scout Group 4,000 Glen Eden Senior Citizens 1,500 Kelston & Western Districts Senior Citizens' Club 1,500 Royal NZ Plunket Soc - Green Bay 600 •• •• Royal NZ Plunket Soc - Kaurilands 600 ••• ••• Royal NZ Plunket Soc - Kelston 1,000 Surfdale Residents' & Ratepayers' Association Inc. 2,500 Te Atatu Ladies' Choir 500 THEASB TRUSTS 3196 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

ASB CHARITABLE TRUST Notes to the financial Statements rOR THE PERIOD ENDED l I MARCH, 1990. Statement cf Income and Expenditure I. STATEMENTOFACCOUNTINGPOUClfS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED l I MARCH. 1990. The ASB Chantable Trust (''the Trust'') was formed on 31 May, 1989 through the creation of a trust deed by the ASB Bank Community Trust 1990 NOTE sooo GENERA.L ACCOUNTING POUCJfS 1be measurement basis adopted is that of h1Storical cost adjusted for the revaluation of cert am assets. Reliance IS INCOME placed on the fact that the Trust is a going concern. Accrual accounting is used to match income and expenditure. Income from Managed Funds 9,846 Interest 14,655 PARTICUIAR ACCOUNTING POUOfS Rent 10 ...... 24.511 lnvestmenu are stated at the lower of cost or market value calculated on the total of the ponfolio and any wnte downs or recoveries of prior year write downs are recognised in income and expenditure for the period. EXPENSB FomgnClURflcies Audn Jo All amounu denominated in foreign currencies are convened to New Zealand dollars at balance date and all Depreciation 17 realised and unrcalued gains and losses are recognised in income and expenditure for the period. Legal 47 Fixed- Occupancy 14 Fixed Assets are valued at cost less accumulated deprec1atk.m. Other Operatmg 71 Depn,ciadon Public lnfonnat10n 68 Depreciation is provided over the useful life of the assets on a diminishing value basis. Tbe rates used are Staff 163 Land and Buildings 2½% Trustee: Fees 81 Fixtures and Fittings 20% Expenses 19 510 Donadom Donations are accounted for as they are distributed or committed to be distributed to eligible organisations as 24,001 approved by the Trustees except that where donations approved are payable over a number of accounting Deduct prov151on for mvestmem fluctuations ~2 periods the future donations payable are accounted for in the year in which they are paid. SURPLUS for allocaoon 16.876 Taxation ALLOCATIONS Tbe Trust has been accorded tax exempt statuli in New Zealand and Australia but is liable to taxation on Capital Reserve ~ investment income in some other overseas countries. Tax on overseas income i5 accounted for as a reduction of Donations 8,438 that income. Donations committed 8,296 Dividends are recognised as income when they are received by the Trust. Uncommitted surplus carried forward 142 T"'"'c.p;,.llleoe...., At the discretion of the Trustees, an amount is transferred to the Trust Capital Reserve from the Unallocated The attached notes fonn part of and are 10 be read m coniuncuon wnh these financial statements. Surplw. Changes in Accounting Policies Balance Sheet AS AT i1 MARCH. 1990. Tbe Trust is m its first year of 0peration. 1990 2. TRUST CAPITAl llllERVE NOTE sooo Opening Balance Nil SOURCE OF FUNDS Transfers during the penod ~ TRUST FUNDS $8,438 Capital 251.786 3. DONATIO NS Capital Reserve ~ For the year IO 31 March, 1990 260,224 Committed and disbursed 5,646 Urn:ommmed Surplus 142 Committed but not yet disbursed. ~ 260,lb6 8,296 LIABILmES Forthe years I April 1990 to 11 March 1992 Overdraft (unsecured) 28 Committed but not yet disbursed. (These are not shown on the Balance Sheet) Creditors 265 Committed Donations 2,650 ASB Bank Community Trust 9 4, TRUSTCAPITAL Opening Balance Nil Trust Funds donated by ASB Bank Community Trust during the penod 251,786

EMPLOYMENT OF FUNDS $251,786 INVEST~ENTS 5. INVESTMENTS Managed Funds 253,174 Funds placed with Fund Managers 250,000 Deposits ~ Gross Income thereon 10,299 261,922 Auctuanons in the value of those investments ~) OTHER Net Total held by Fund Managers 253,174 Fixed Assets 1,371 Disposition of these investments Debtors 25 Cash, deposits. mJSCCUaneous 35,225 Bond, 165,196 Equities 52,753 Ponfolio total, at market value $253,174 These are held 68.6% in New Zealand and 31.4% offshore. TRUSTEE TRUSTEE W aari G. Ward-Holmes 6. FIXED ASSETS The attached notes form part of and are to be read in conjunction with these financial statements. Fixtures and ~ Total SOOD SOOD Statement ef Cash Rows mR THE PERIOD ENDED i1 MARCH, 1990. Co,t 1,347 JO 1,377 sooo sooo Accumula1ed Depreciation 2 4 6 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTtvmES $1,345 26 . 1,371 Cash was provided from: lnter-e,t received on deposits 14,634 7. PERIOD OF ACCOUNTS Receipts from rental activities 6 lbe Trust was fonned on 31 May 1989 and the accounu cover a ten month period. All this ii the ftnt period Cash was disbursed to: there are no comparative figures. Payments to suppliers, trustees and employees (683) Donations paid to charities (5,646) Net cash flows from operating 8,31 I CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTtvmES Report '!{the Auditors to the Trusrees ef Cash was applied to: ASB OIARITABU TRUST Cash outflow to Fund Managers (250,000) Cash outflow for Land & Budding (1,347) We have examined the accompanying balance sheet, statement of income and expenditure and statement of Cash outflow for Furniture & Fittings _Q<>) cashflows and have obtained all the information and explanations we have required. We are of the opinion that Net cash used in investing (251,377) proper accounting records have been kept by the Trust. We are of the opinion that the balance sheet, statement of income and expenditure and statement of cash CASH FLOWS FROM ANANCING ACTtvmES flows are properly drawn up and give. on an historical cost basis, adjusted by the revaluation of cenain assets, Cash was provided from: a true and fair view of the financial position of the Trust as at 31 March 1990 and its results and cash flow for Donation from ASB Bank Community Trust 252,000 the ten months ended on that date. Cash was apphed to: Settlement of asS

Waikowhai Intermediate School 2,300 Donations Approved in the twelve months W aterview Kindergarten 1,000 ended 31 March/ 1990. ASB CHARITABLE TRUST Westmere Kindergarten 3,000 Widows' & Widowers' Association of NZ - Auckland Branch 600 Women's Refuge Auckland Inc 3,500 AUCKLAND AUCKLAND TOTAL 1,205,830

Allergy Awareness Association 1,900 Aotea Island Playcentre 1,000 Arthritis & Rheumatism Foundation - Central Support Group 330 Auckland Asthma Society 200,000 FRANKLIN $ Auckland Baptist City Mission 60,000 IHC - Franklin 30,000 Auckland Baptist Social Services 150,000 NZ Widows' & Widowers' Association - Franklin Branch 500 Auckland Central Community Library 3,000 Otua Hall Committee 5,000 Auckland Playcentre 4,500 Pukekohe Community Arts Centre 600 Auckland Speak Easy 800 Puni Primary School 2,500 Catholic Social Services 5,500 St Stephen's School 13,000 Chaucer School 1,000 T akanini Primary School 2,000 Child Abuse Prevention Society 5,000 Totaravale Playcentre 10,000 Citizens Advice Bureau - Glen Innes 850 Tuakau Community Drop In Centre 730 Cuthbert Kindergarten 4,000 Waiuku College 10,000 Dial-a-Ride Auckland Inc 20,000 Edendale Primary School 5,000 FRANKLIN TOTAL 74,330 Family Counselling Centre, Auckland 3,000 Friendly Support Network, Netherlands Community 2,000 Glen Innes Circle 500 Glen Innes Senior Citizens Club 3,000 MANUKAU Glen Innes Women's Centre 1,500 Glen Innes Intermediate School 1,000 Adult Literacy Scheme - South Auckland 4,600 Good Shepherd School 3,500 Aged, Widowed & Invalid Beneficiaries Society 600 Great Barrier Island Community Health Trust 137,850 Alfriston Road Kindergarten 2,000 Grey Lynn Community Housing Inc I 7,(){)(j Ambury Park Riding for the Disabled Centre 85,573 IHC - Auckland Central 10,000 Aorere College 10,500 IHC - Greenwood Corner 30,000 Aorere Kindergarten Establishment Committee 8,000 La Leche League, Mt Eden/Epsom 200 Auckland Speech Therapy Association 500 Laura Fergusson Trust Inc 18,000 Bader Intermediate School 1,500 Little Sisters of the Poor 155,000 Bairds Primary School 1,600 Lynfield Kindergarten 500 Bucklands Beach Primary School 1,000 Maori & Island Women's Health Collective 1,000 Burn Support Group Charitable Trust 4,000 Marriage Guidance Council - Auckland Branch 2,400 De La Salle College 2,000 Mission Bay Kindergarten 2,000 Everglade Primary School 2,500 Monte Cecilia House Management Committee 20,000 Finlayson Park Kindergarten 4,750 Mt Roskill Intermediate School 48,500 Friendship House Trust Board 5,000 Mt Tabor Trust 20,000 Help Foundation - South Auckland 24,000 NZ Epilepsy Foundation - Park Lodge Hostel 5,000 Hillpark Kindergarten 2,000 Onehunga Community House 42,000 Holy Cross School 6,000 Onehunga Primary School 5,000 Homai Kindergarten 2,500 Orakei Community Centre Charitable Trust Board 2,000 Howick Senior Citizens Service Club 1,000 Orakei Marae Centre for Education & Cultural Exchange, Inc 5,000 IHC - Howick/Pakuranga 10,000 Orakei Senior Citizens 1,000 IHC - Manukau 10,000 Panmure Bridge Primary School 2,000 Kedgley Intermediate School - Youth Club 5,500 Penrose High School 5,000 Kiddy Winks Kindy 1,900 Ponsonby Community Mental Health Care Centre Volunteers Trust 1,500 Kings Empire Veterans 500 Pregnancy Help Inc - Auckland Branch 300 Kingsford Playcentre 3,000 Princes Street Community Childcare Centre 5,000 Koru Community School 20,000 Pryde International NZ 4,200 La Leche League - Howick/Pakuranga 500 Pt Chevalier School 4,700 La Leche League - Papatoetoe 250 Queen Victoria School 13,000 Lambie Group Pacific 1,000 Ranfurly War Veterans 23,000 Leabank Kindergarten 1,000 Richmond Fellowship of NZ Inc 2,000 Leabank School 10,000 Rosebank Primary School 5,000 Male Help Trust 25,000 Royal Forest & Bird Protection Soc, Hauraki Gulf 8,000 Mangere Bridge Kindergarten 800 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Auckland Suburbs Branch 5,000 Mangere Citizens' Advice Bureau 1,600 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Owairaka Sub-Branch 1,500 Mangere College 1,800 Ruapotaka School 500 Mangere East Primary School 5,000 Samoan Association for Substance Abuse 3,000 Mangere East Senior Citizens' Club Inc 1,300 Schizophrenia Fellowship 7,300 Mangere Historical Society 800 Seddon High School 5,000 Mangere Marae Church Project Committee 4,000 Skills & Opportunities in Science for Girls (S.O.S.) 2,000 Mangere Women's Centre Inc 500 St Dominic's School 1,500 Manukau Polytechnic 95,821 St James Presbyterian Church 5,000 Manukau View School 2,000 St Mary's School 3,700 Manukau Central Baptist Church Playgroup 10,000 St Mathias Anglican Church 12,000 Manurewa Playcentre 1,500 Surgtcal Nutrition Research Trust Fund 2,000 McAuley High School 10,000 Tamaki Pacific Islanders Presbyterian Church 10,000 Middlemore Hospital Childcare Centre 30,000 Tamaki Intermediate School 1,900 Middlemore Hospital Playcentre 500 Te Huruhi School - Waiheke 2,000 Mt Richmond Special School 8,00Q Waiheke Community Centre Steering Committee 40,000 Murdoch Park Kindergarten 1,300 Waiheke Community Childcare Centre 6,500 Nga lwi School 3,000 Waiheke Island Historical Society Inc 13,000 Omana Kindergarten 3,000 3198 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 150

Otahuhu College 8,300 RODNEY Otahuhu Kindergarten 1,000 s Otahuhu Primary School 500 A & P Society - Wellsford 5.000 Papatoetoe Central School 1,000 Arthritis Foundation - Hibiscus Coast 500 Papatoetoe East School 5,000 Helensville & District Historical Society Inc 4,000 Papatoetoe High School 3,953 Herald Island Playgroup 300 Papatoetoe Historical Society 1,000 NZ Association of the Blind & Partially Blind 400 Papatoetoe Intermediate School 2,500 Peter Snell Youth Village Camp 5.000 Papatoetoe Playcentre 300 St John Ambulance Association - Wellsford 8.000 Papatoetoe Senior Citizens' Club Inc 1.000 Warkworth & District Museum Society Inc 800 Papatoetoe South Primary School 5,000 Whenuapai Village Playgroup 400 Papatoetoe Stroke Club 900 Puhinui School 5,000 RODNEY TOTAL 24,400 Redoubt North Kindergarten 7,000 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Aorere 1.800 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Manurewa 1,500 St Joseph"s Primary School 3,000 WAITAKERE s Sutton Park School 3,789 Te Tahawai Marae 12.000 Adventure Camp Trust Board 20.000 Uxbridge Community Projects Inc 5,000 Allan Nixon Trust 15,000 Whaiora Community Health Group Inc 8,000 Antara Association Inc 1,500 Wiri Central Primary School 5.000 Colwill Kindergarten 1,500 Yendarra Primary School 2,000 Colwill Primary School 5,000 Disabled Citizens Society Inc 2,400 523,736 MANUKAU TOTAL Don Buck Primary School 3,000 Eating Disorders Support Group 800 Glen Eden Citizens Advice Bureau 1.000 Henderson High School 10.000 NORTH SHORE s Henderson Primary School 1,400 IHC - West Auckland Branch 5,000 100,000 Abilities (Northshore) Inc Kaurilands Primary School 7,000 Belmont Intermediate School 5,000 Kelston Girls' High School 10.000 Belmont/Bayswater Kindergarten 4.000 La Leche League 433 Birkenhead Playcentre 1.800 Massey Free Kindergarten 1,000 Birkenhead Senior Citizens 1,000 Neighbourhood Watch Support Groups - West Auckland 1,800 Churches Education Commission 1.100 New Lynn Citizen's Advice Bureau 1,500 Glenfield Community Centre 5.090 New Lynn Free Kindergarten 2,500 1,500 Hearing Association Inc - North Shore New Mother Support Group 800 Holy Trinity Church 6,000 NZ Happiness Club 1.000 IHC - North Harbour 30.000 NZ Guild of Artists 1,600 IHC - Rangitoto Branch 30.000 Oaklynn Special School 7,687 Maritime Education & Recreation Board Inc 60.000 Gratia Kindergarten 3,000 Milford Senior Citizens' Club 1.000 Piha Outdoor Education Centre 45,000 North Shore Group Riding for Disabled 6,000 Piha Playgroup 10,000 North Shore Multiple Sclerosis 9,000 Ranui Playcentre 700 '.\Jorth Shore Playcentre Association 4,300 Sturges Road Kindergarten 4,000 Northcote College 7,200 Sunset Home Inc 25,000 Northcross Plavcentre 4,000 Te Atatu South Kindergarten 1.600 NZ Widows' &\Vidowers' Assn - East Coast Bays 500 Te Whare Piringa Mo-To Wahine Trust Board 600 Onepoto Primary School 4,000 Te Waiora O Waipareira 1,000 Order of St John - North Shore 100.000 Waitakere Hospital - Auxilliary 500 Parent Port Society 400 West Auckland Community Toy Library 1.000 Rangitoto College 10,000 West Auckland Living Skills Homes Trust Board 40,000 Riding for Disabled - Greenhithe c;roup I 5.000 West Harbour Primary School 10,000 Sunnybrae Normal School 2.500 Whakapakari Youth Programme 5,000 Windy Ridge School 1,000 WAITAKERE TOTAL 249,320 :--IORTH SHORE TOTAL 410,300

$ PAPAKURA s NORTHLAND 4.000 Conifer Grove Kindergarten 10,000 A & P - North Hokianga 3.500 Drury School 34,000 Abundant Life Centre Trust - Kaitaia Adult Reading & Learning Assistance - Whangarei 1,000 First Presbyterian - Papakura 1,500 500 IHC - Papakura 30,000 Adult Reading - Mid North 1,000 Karaka School 5,000 Anne West Kindergarten Astronomical Society - Whangarei 4,000 Kelvin Road School 10,000 Bay of Islands Co-op Parish 35.000 Opaheke Primary School 10.000 Beneficiaries' & Old Folk Associations - Whangarei 600 Papakura Coast Guard Services 1,600 Claud Switzer Trust Board 20.000 Papakura North Kindergarten 2.000 Community Education Service (REAP) - Far North 14.600 Papakura Parent Centre 19.000 COT Death Society - Northland 9.398 Papakura West Kindergarten 2.000 Crippled Children Society - Northland 10.000 Park Estate Kindergarten 2.800 Dargaville Playcentre 500 Riding for Disabled - South Auckland 5.000 Doubtless Bay Baptist Church 3,000 Earnshaw Hostel Trust 1,000 PAPAKURA TOTAL 132.900 Family Link Society Inc 500 30 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3199

Family Budgeting Service - Kaitaia 1,950 Christian Hospital Trust Board 40,000 Far ;\Jorth Plavcentre Association 1,000 Communicare, Civilian Maimed Association - Auckland 4,500 Far North Pr~vincial Women's Division of Federated Farmers 2,400 Deafness Research Foundation 200,000 First Aid Posts - Mangamuka/Umawera 6,900 Disability Resource Centre 48,300 Hikurangi Friendship House Charitable Trust 19,000 Isherwood Trust 2,000 Hillcrest Free Kindergarten 3,500 Kids with Immune Deficiencies Society of NZ Inc 49,000 Hokianga Hospital - Auxilliary 9,500 Life Education Centre 20,000 IHC - Whangarei 48,000 Medical School - Library 10,500 Kaikohe AWA Beneficiaries' Assn Inc 400 Medical School - Post Graduate Medical Committee 29,000 Kaikohe & District Historical & Mechanical Soc 35,000 Medical School - Teaching Unit Greenlane 17,000 Kaikohe Squadron Air Training Corps - No 2 5 3,200 Mental Health Foundation of NZ 36,000 Kawakawa Playcentre 2,000 Museum of Transport & Technology of NZ Trust 1,480,000 Kerikeri Community Cadet Corps. 1,900 National Heart Foundation of NZ 5,000 Kerikeri Village Trust 15,000 National Women's Hospital - Homecare Midwives 8,292 Kokopu School 2,250 National Women's Hospital - Medical Photographer 30,000 La Leche League - Whangarei 200 National Women's Hospital - Neonatal Homecare ;\Jurse Society 48,612 Lonsdale Park Camp Board 3,000 Non-Formal Education Forum 3,400 Multiple Schlerosis Society - Northland 6,000 Northern Archives & Records Trust Board 2,000 Northland Base Hospital - Ne" Rorn Extensive Care Unit 8,800 NZ Association of C.A.B. - Northern Regional Committee 58,905 Northland Nurses 3,000 NZ Neurological Foundation 300,000 Northland Regional Museum 35,000 NZ Nurses' Association - (Auckland Branch) Inc 5,500 Northland Vintage Car Club Inc 2,000 NZ Red Cross Society 30,000 NZ Association of Epilepsy - Whangarei 17,400 NZ Youth Trust 2,500 O'Hara Community House Trust 3,300 Odyssey House 1,240,000 Order of St John - Bay of Islands 40,000 Outward Bound Trust 1,000 Order of St John - Kaikohe 45,000 Pacific Island \Vomen Project 6,300 Paihia Beautif)·ing Society 1,000 Pacific Island Youth Leadership Trust 800 Paihia Community \1utual Aid 600 Phobic Trust of NZ 100,000 Paihia Library 1,000 Royal NZ Foundation for the Blind 1,200,000 Paihia/\\/ aitangi Kindergarten 600 South Auckland Disabled Persons' Assembly (NZ) Inc 230 Palliative & Cancer Care - Far North 2,000 Tongan Alcohol Agency & Advisory Service Inc 3,500 Parua Bay & Districts Community Centre Soc Inc 8,000 Youthline Counselling Services 5,000 Pregnancy Counselling Services 1,000 REGIONAL TOTAL 8,254,339 Prisoners' Aid & Rehabilitation Society of Northland District Inc 4,000 Punaruku Primary School 3,000 Raumanga family Group 300 GRAND TOTAL SI I ,468,2 36 Rawene Community Trust 6,400 Royal l-orest & Bird Protection Society - Far North 10,000 Our commitment to pay is spread over the years Royal Life Saving Society 4,000 I st April I 989 to l I st March 1990 8,296, I 36 Roval NZ Plunket Society - Kerikeri 1,300 !st April 1990 to 31st March 1991 2,722,100 5,000 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Northland Branches 1st April 1991 to list March 1992 450,000 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Whangarei 1,500 Russell Primary School 2,000 SI I ,468,236 South Hokianga Co-operating Parish 9,000 Speld - Bay of Islands 500 St John's Centre - Whangarei 20,000 Surf Rescue - Far North 26,300 Tauraroa School 5,000 \Vaimamaku Combined \.1arae Trust 45,000 THESE REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS Wainui Park 2C 36 Recreation Committee 2,500 Whangarei Community Toy Libra?")' 2,000 PUBLISHED AS REQUIRED Whangaroa College 4,000 BY LEGISLATION \Vhangaroa County Museum 800 Whangaroa Hospital - Auxiliary 1,983 Copies of this 1990 Annual Report are obtainable NORTHLAND TOTAL 593,081 from The ASB Trusts 50 Ponsonby Road, Auckland

REGIONAL (AUCKLAND & NORTHLAND REGIONS)

Auckland Children's Hospital 15,000 Auckland Heritage Trust 5,000 Auckland Hospital 7,500 Auckland Hospital - Neurology & Neurosurgery 70,000 Auckland Khmer Buddhist Association Inc 20,000 Auckland Tennis Charitable Trust 1,500,000 Auckland Methodist Central Mission 50,000 Auckland Ostonomy Society 500 Auckland Philarmonia Endowment Trust 166,000 Auckland Primary Principals' Association Trust Board 34,000 Auckland Refugee Settlement 1,000 Auckland Sheltered Workshop 40,000 Auckland Surf Life Saving Association Inc 64,000 •• •• Auckland Technical Institute 1,200,000 ••• ••• Auckland University - Dental Advisory Committee 5,000 Auckland Institute & Museum 84,000 Child Health Research Foundation (COT Death Div) 5,000 THE ASB TRUSTS da9546

ISSN O111-5650 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS: V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND-1990 Price $3.00 {inc. G.5. T.)